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Company
VENG
Headquarters
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Year Founded
2007
About Us
VENG provides engineering, manufacturing, integration and testing services for space missions and advanced technology projects. The company designs and validates launch systems, satellite components and ground segment solutions, including antennas, electronics, and thermal control. Its teams handle the full lifecycle of hardware and software, from concept and detailed design through specialized machining, assembly and environmental testing, to deliver dependable aerospace systems.
Industries Impacted
Space Infrastructure & Construction, Satellite Manufacturing & Services, Launch Services & Access to Space, Earth Observation & Geospatial Intelligence, Aerospace & Defense
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