OHB SE (OHB), formerly OHB Technology AG, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fuchs Family Foundation, is a provider of space technology and telematics systems and solutions. The company offers satellite systems for earth observation, navigation, telecommunications, science and reconnaissance for the design and implementation of missions for space exploration and the development of equipment for human space flight.

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OHB focused its R&D initiatives on technological developments in Earth observation, scientific spaceflight, exploration, and telecommunications within the SPACE SYSTEMS segment. The company pursued new mission concepts for scientific research using universal platforms for low-orbit satellites and cost-effective launch concepts. In telecommunications, OHB worked on the SATCOMBw3 mission for the German armed forces and participated in the IRIS2 program for the European Commission. The company also advanced medium to large constellations for low and medium orbits, developed systems for LEO applications, and continued work on quantum cryptography and computing. In the ACCESS TO SPACE segment, OHB optimized the design of launch vehicles, focusing on lightweight technologies and telescopic landing legs. The DIGITAL segment established competence centers for artificial intelligence, mass data processing, and cybersecurity, and expanded digital twin capabilities. Investments were made in cleanrooms and production facilities, with OHB Sweden AB moving to a larger location. The R&D units of OHB SE include the SPACE SYSTEMS segment, which focuses on technological developments in space-related areas; the ACCESS TO SPACE segment, which works on launch vehicle design optimization; and the DIGITAL segment, which manages artificial intelligence, mass data processing, and cybersecurity initiatives. These units are responsible for managing the company's R&D activities in their respective areas. In FY2025, the company incurred expenses of EUR24.9 million on R&D as compared to EUR25.7 million in the last year.