OHB SE: management transactions · Germany · BaFin

About OHB SE

OHB SE is a German-listed aerospace and space technology group traded on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX), with headquarters in Bremen, Germany. The company traces its roots to 1981 and has evolved into one of Europe’s leading independent space-industry players. OHB’s business model is built around systems integration: it designs, develops, assembles and supports complete space missions, while also supplying critical components and downstream digital services linked to satellite data. ([ohb.de](https://www.ohb.de/en/corporate/?utm_source=openai)) OHB is organized into three operating segments: SPACE SYSTEMS, AEROSPACE and DIGITAL. SPACE SYSTEMS covers complete satellites and space missions across navigation, communications, Earth observation, weather and science, including security and reconnaissance programs. AEROSPACE focuses on lightweight structures, tanks, launcher hardware and other high-value components for European space and aerospace programs. DIGITAL brings together satellite operations, ground infrastructure, data-processing, telematics and application-layer software. This structure gives OHB exposure across much of the space value chain rather than relying on a single niche. ([ohb.de](https://www.ohb.de/en/corporate/?utm_source=openai)) From a competitive standpoint, OHB is a key European specialist with a strong institutional footprint, particularly in German and ESA-related programs. Recent milestones underscore that positioning: the group was selected as prime contractor for ESA’s LISA mission, a major scientific program; it supported the successful launch of the first satellites for ESA’s Celeste navigation mission; it reported first data from the MTG-S1 weather satellite; and in March 2026 its Swedish subsidiary won a EUR 248 million contract for an Arctic weather-satellite constellation. ([ohb.de](https://www.ohb.de/investor-relations/ir-news/ir-mitteilungen/ohb-konzernabschluss-2025?utm_source=openai)) These developments support a stronger multi-year backlog and improved visibility. OHB reported that its order backlog exceeded EUR 3 billion for the first time in the first half of 2025, and full-year 2025 results showed robust growth in output and adjusted EBITDA. For investors, the stock offers a combination of space sovereignty, defense-adjacent exposure, institutional program leverage and long-cycle growth driven by European demand for navigation, Earth observation, weather and infrastructure resilience. ([ohb.de](https://www.ohb.de/en/ir-mitteilungen/ohb-se-legt-6-monats-zwischenbericht-2025-vor/?utm_source=openai))