OHB and Rheinmetall Launch Joint Venture for Secure Military Communications
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- •Joint venture established to enhance secure military communications for the Bundeswehr.
- •The initiative aims to ensure reliable data transmission across all command levels.
- •The venture will create new jobs and secure existing positions in Bremen.
On June 11, 2026, OHB and Rheinmetall announced the establishment of a joint venture named 'OHB Rheinmetall Space Networks GmbH' in Bremen. This venture aims to develop a secure communications architecture for the Bundeswehr under SATCOMBw Level 4, which will connect soldiers, vehicles, and unmanned systems. The new company will handle the entire process from development to operation, including IT security and a Cyber Operations Centre. The joint venture is expected to enhance Germany's military communications capabilities, ensuring reliable data transmission even in extreme conditions. The managing directors, Dennis Winkelmann and Alexander Beyer, bring extensive experience in the space and military sectors. The initiative has been approved by the Federal Cartel Office and aims to create new jobs while securing existing positions in Bremen. This partnership is a significant step towards a more resilient and networked military force in Germany and Europe.
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