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Maritime Launch Services Reports Impressive Q3 2026 Financial Results

Maritime Launch Services Inc., traded on the TSX under the symbol MAXQ, announced its financial performance for the third quarter of 2026, revealing noteworthy progress in both revenue generation and profitability. This comes as the company continues to develop its ambitious Spaceport Nova Scotia project, a crucial venture aimed at providing commercial launching capabilities for satellites.

In the third quarter, Maritime Launch achieved revenue of approximately $5.6 million and net income of $3.5 million. These figures represent a significant increase compared to previous periods, driven by the successful execution of several long-term agreements and milestones that underline the company's growth strategy. Stephen Matier, the President and CEO, expressed confidence in the results, pointing out that the company is well on track to launch its first rocket into orbit by 2028.

Key Financial Highlights

The reported figures for the three- and nine-month periods ending September 30, 2026, showcase a strong financial turnaround:

• - Revenue for Q3 2026: $5,566,148, compared to zero in Q3 2025.
• - Net Income for Q3 2026: $3,518,473, whereas the same period last year saw a net loss of $5,745,870.
• - Total Revenue for Nine Months: $12,100,567, compared to $nil in the prior year.

These increases stem from the commencement of a revenue recognition model under new commercial agreements, including revenue from spaceport infrastructure leases and launch services.

Recent Milestones and Developments

The fiscal year has witnessed several critical milestones for Maritime Launch:

• - March 2026: Agreement signed with the Canadian Department of National Defence for a ten-year, $200 million lease for a launch pad.
• - May 2026: Maritime Launch entered a Letter of Intent with Germany’s Isar Aerospace to explore the Spectrum orbital launch system integration at Spaceport Nova Scotia.
• - July 2026: Finalized a $112.5 million usage agreement with Isar Aerospace for dedicated launch facilities.
• - August 2026: Achieved its first operational profit.
• - September 2026: Finalized crucial milestones with Isar Aerospace, advancing the partnership into the infrastructure development phase.

Future Prospects

Given the increasing demand for reliable satellite launch capacities, Maritime Launch envisions a robust future. The focus will remain on supporting multiple launch companies, aimed at operational efficiency and accommodating various vehicle classes from the Spaceport. Plans for four launch pads are underway, with one already operational and progress being made on co-development with additional customers.

The company expects to engage continuously with multiple launch vehicle partners, enhancing its infrastructure capabilities accordingly. This includes potential expansions into ancillary markets such as space tourism and next-gen propulsion systems, thus broadening its scope in the commercial space industry.

Outlook and Strategic Initiatives

The company plans to hold a special meeting early in 2027 to discuss a share consolidation aimed at enhancing investment profiles and improving market liquidity. This strategic move is expected to boost the company’s financing opportunities in light of its promising expansion plans.

Maritime Launch Services Inc. is positioned as a pivotal player in Canada’s space narrative, with Spaceport Nova Scotia set to become a leading hub for commercial satellite launches. As the company gears up toward its first orbital operations, stakeholder confidence remains high, buoyed by a resilient financial performance and strategic partnerships.

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