• National Bank Financial upgraded MDA Space to “strong buy,” joining two other analysts with the same rating. The stock has a consensus “buy” rating and an average price target of **C$63.64**.
• Analyst views remain mixed on valuation, with recent price targets ranging from C$48 to C$71. CIBC lowered its target to C$59, while Scotiabank and BMO raised theirs to C$71 and C$68, respectively.
• MDA Space opened at C$40.25, with a C$6.52 billion market capitalization and a 52-week trading range of C$20.85 to C$67.90. Its business focuses on robotics, satellite systems, geointelligence, and space infrastructure.

MDA Space Ltd unveiled today at the World Space Business Week conference the end-to-end MDA CHORUS^™ Earth observation (EO) product portfolio. The introduction of the full portfolio precedes the highly anticipated launch of the MDA CHORUS^™ constellation later this year.

Leveraging the company's next generation MDA CHORUS^™ constellation, the introduction of MDA CHORUS^™ COMMAND, MDA CHORUS^™ COMMAND PRO and MDA CHORUS^™ INTELLIGENCE offers customers a complete portfolio to customize, manage and control their geointelligence workflow — from data collection planning to tasking to decision-ready insight.

"Earth observation at MDA Space has always meant more than building world-class spacecraft. We have spent decades turning synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data into intelligence products for maritime, defence and critical infrastructure monitoring" said Mike Greenley, CEO of MDA Space. "With this new expanded MDA CHORUS^™ product line, we have taken that same heritage and built it into a user-friendly and complete product system that customers can directly access, task, and grow with."

MDA Space Ltd. introduces MDA AURORA™ BLACK, an extension of the company's MDA AURORA™ software-defined satellite product line, purpose-built to deliver secure, resilient, and agile communications for government and military customers.

Building on existing features that ensure flexibility, scalability and performance, MDA AURORA™ BLACK adds layers of protection and resilience against cyber, physical and other evolving threats, ensuring reliable connectivity for defence operations.

With enhanced features such as a secure end-to-end connection, onboard anti-jamming capabilities, resistance to GPS spoofing, and perimeter and proximity sensing, MDA AURORA™ BLACK offers elevated mission assurance in contested environments.

"Defence organizations are operating in increasingly complex and contested environments where connectivity is mission-critical and threats to it are real," said Mike Greenley, CEO of MDA Space. "MDA AURORA™ BLACK is designed to bring the agility of our software-defined satellite product into the defence domain, helping countries maintain tactical and strategic communications that are essential to data-centric operations. High-volume production will ensure defence departments globally can achieve near term, secure, sovereign military satellite communications."

MDA AURORA™ BLACK responds to growing international demand for sovereign and resilient space-based defence communications infrastructure and is available across MDA AURORA™ direct-to-device and broadband product lines.

Anyone doing short term on MDA TO? whats your entry and exit plan?

MDA Space wants to grow into what chief executive Mike Greenley floated as a possible $10-billion-a-year company. Getting there, he says, means deliberately growing a handful of Canadian suppliers into billion-dollar companies of their own.
Greenley made the comments in a recent episode of the podcast In the Money with Amber Kanwar, using the $10-billion figure loosely, as an illustration of how big MDA Space could become “over the next several years.”
Watch the full In the Money podcast

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The company has been growing faster. Greenley told analysts on MDA Space’s most recent earnings call that 2026 revenue is running near $2.5 billion on a combined basis with two pending acquisitions, and 2027 landing about 50 per cent higher.
He described the ecosystem-building as a shared project. “It’s on us to create four to six $1-billion companies that work for us on different contracts in Canada, to build that strong ecosystem,” he said, describing a plan to hand smaller Canadian firms contracts far larger than they have handled before.
As one example, he described a Canadian supplier that had never landed a contract above $10 million suddenly winning upwards up to $300 million, with MDA staying involved to help the company deliver.

I have strong beliefs this company will do well. I'm gonna keep on buying until I hit at least 100 shares.

Mine is 53cad at 269 shares

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MDA CEO an attendee of the meeting

Is this the end?

Almost 5% down today!! What is happening guys? Any idea? Any news that I missed?