www.prnewswire.com York Space Systems to Acquire ALL.SPACE in Strategic Defense Move
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- •York Space Systems is acquiring ALL.SPACE to enhance satellite communication capabilities.
- •Rochefort Asset Management financed ALL.SPACE to meet urgent military operational needs.
- •The acquisition is expected to close in Q3 2026, pending regulatory approvals.
On May 18, 2026, Rochefort Asset Management announced that York Space Systems has signed a definitive agreement to acquire ALL.SPACE, a company specializing in satellite communications. This acquisition is part of Rochefort's strategy to enhance U.S. national security through private credit investments. ALL.SPACE provides advanced satellite communication terminals and multi-network connectivity solutions essential for modern military operations. The acquisition will allow ALL.SPACE to operate as a subsidiary of York Space Systems, continuing to serve government and industry clients. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026. Rochefort's financing has enabled ALL.SPACE to expand its manufacturing capacity and meet urgent operational requirements from the Department of War. The Hydra Terminal Range from ALL.SPACE supports multi-link and multi-orbit connectivity, crucial for operations in contested environments.
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