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CansoSpaceMan

08/18/22 12:41 PM

Post #7

Could Maritime Launch hit $1 billion? $2 billion market cap in the next 12 months. A similar start up ran to $17 a share leading up to its first launch. https://twitter.com/MyTradersDigest/status/1558841036692078593?s=20&t=I-t4PO78TThY8nPSLxs9nw

CansoSpaceMan

08/17/22 7:37 PM

Post #6

Re: #5: @HUGEGAINSONLY - Don't get left behind on the launch pad

With 99% of the locals behind this plus the govt backing this will make a nice run to $1 billion plus this year. Imahine a nice military contract or contract with SpaceX

HUGEGAINSONLY

08/17/22 5:06 PM

Post #5

Don't get left behind on the launch pad folks!!
This has 10x bagger written all over it .

CansoSpaceMan

08/17/22 1:11 PM

Post #4

As of the date of this MD&A, management is aware of 31 spaceports globally that have achieved the successful launch of satellites into orbit. All but one of these spaceports is owned and operated by a government entity. The one active commercial launch site is located in New Zealand. Our planned launch complex near Canso, Nova Scotia (the "Launch Complex") will become the second commercial launch site in the world, the only one in North America and the first ever for Canada. It will have unique competitive features, and an increased level of flexibility as compared to government-operated spaceports.

We believe that Canada's current atmosphere of innovative investment, renewed and revised space policy initiative provides an anchor tenancy for an entirely new industry to grow. We have engaged the government of Canada so as to promote the significant benefits the Launch Complex will bring to the region and the country which they have publicly acknowledged and support. The proposed location of the Launch Complex is a unique location being located in North America with a broad range of possible inclinations ranging from 45 degrees to 98 degrees, including sun synchronous orbit ("SSO"), and with a desirable northern latitude for LEO and medium earth orbit ("MEO") markets, including global broadband and communications satellites. Recent filings to the United States Federal Communications Commission by numerous satellite clients revealed an additional 37,000 satellites being planned in various constellations and with many inclinations that can be served at our launch location. The Launch Complex will provide a diversified launch offering from 150 kg to 4 tons for SSO launches and up to 6 tons to LEO. The proposed site for the Launch Complex is located in a high technology and university-rich province that serves as the base for the Canadian naval fleet. It is adjacent to a windfarm for electricity, is less than one kilometer from a deep seaport and 50 km from a major super port as well as a transnational rail line. The launches from the facility will be offered at competitive rates that are comparable to other spaceports offering similar services. There is also a significant satellite manufacturing industry in Canada and local basing is expected to encourage this industry to prioritize the Launch Complex

CansoSpaceMan

08/17/22 12:48 PM

Post #3

Great interview

CansoSpaceMan

08/17/22 12:47 PM

Post #2

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2022/05/04/canadian-company-says-it-wants-to-launch-rockets-from-ns-spaceport.html

CansoSpaceMan

08/17/22 12:39 PM

Post #1

Our range of inclinations is unparalleled in North America: on the western edge of the North Atlantic ocean, Spaceport Nova Scotia is clear from launch trajectory path obstructions or hazards and an easy rallying point for transportation, resources, and clients.

https://www.maritimelaunch.com/

Maritime Launch Services Inc (MAXQF)

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Maritime Launch Services Inc
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Mr. Stephen Matier reports

MARITIME LAUNCH SERVICES INC. RECEIVES APPROVAL TO TRADE ON THE OTCQB VENTURE MARKET UNDER THE SYMBOL MAXQF

Maritime Launch Services Inc. has received approval to trade on the OTCQB Venture Market beginning Aug. 23, 2022, under the symbol MAXQF.

"We look forward to broadening our investor base and engaging with US investors on the opportunity Spaceport Nova Scotia provides the global space industry" says Stephen Matier, President and CEO, Maritime Launch. "Commercial launch services from Canada will strengthen North America's position as a global leader in low earth orbit satellite communications. We will offer launch services to the global and US marketplace, fueling new growth and attracting investment. While all other ranges in the United States are owned and operated by government, Spaceport Nova Scotia will be the first, pure-play commercial spaceport on the continent".

In connection with the approval to trade on the OTCQB, the common shares of Maritime Launch have also been made eligible for electronic clearing and settlement in the United States through the Depository Trust Company (DTC). DTC manages the electronic clearing and settlement of securities of publicly traded companies. This electronic method of clearing securities through DTC speeds up the receipt of stock and cash, and thus generally accelerates the settlement process for brokers and investors.

Trading on the OTCQB will provide Maritime Launch with access to a greater base of retail and institutional investors, allowing the opportunity for residents of Canada and the United States to own a piece of North America's first, and only, commercial spaceport.

About Maritime Launch Services Inc.

Maritime Launch is a Canadian-owned commercial space company based in Nova Scotia. Maritime Launch is developing Spaceport Nova Scotia, a launch site that will provide satellite delivery services to clients in support of the growing commercial space transportation industry over a wide range of inclinations. The development of this facility will allow for medium class launch vehicles to place their satellites into low-earth orbit. This will be the first commercial orbital launch complex in Canada.