EXCLUSIVE EXPOSÉ
Lockheed Martin is quietly swooping in to buy out Terran Orbital, the satellite manufacturer that’s been hemorrhaging cash and drowning in debt. The $450 million deal is a desperate attempt to save the sinking ship, but what’s really behind the acquisition?
The truth is, Terran Orbital’s history is shrouded in secrecy. Founded in 2013, the company’s roots go back to the 90s, when it was instrumental in developing the CubeSat, a small satellite that became the flag bearer for a new wave of miniaturized space technology. But what did they really do with that technology? And why did they suddenly go public with a SPAC merger in 2022, valued at $1.8 billion?
The relationship between Lockheed Martin and Terran Orbital is far from innocent. Lockheed’s investments in the company date back to 2017, and they already owned a 28.3% stake in Terran Orbital. But what’s even more shocking is that Lockheed contracts account for 70% of Terran Orbital’s revenue and 91% of its backlog. This isn’t just a coincidence – it’s a sign of a deeply intertwined relationship that’s been hiding in plain sight.
So, why did Lockheed Martin try to acquire Terran Orbital earlier this year, only to be thwarted by the "poison pill" defense? What are they really trying to achieve by taking control of this struggling company?
Hit play to uncover the truth behind this explosive deal, and let us know what you think in the comments. Is this a power play by Lockheed Martin, or just a desperate attempt to save a sinking ship? The answer is far more sinister than you might think…
