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RapidEye Seeks Investor

  09/09/2010
RapidEye has mandated Roland Berger Strategy Consultants to support its effort to raise additional funding for the company. The new funding will be used to make necessary investments into the market development, to upgrade and improve the systems to handle the additional growth and to initiate development of new geo-information products and services. The company also wants to intensify its preparations for the second generation of satellites.



According to Wolfgang G. Biedermann, CEO of RapidEye AG, the company wants to expand its market reach. Investment in new systems and product development efforts can more quickly take advantage of the business opportunities which present themselves.

 

 





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