Kleos’ Patrol Mission satellites to launch in April

Kleos Space S.A (ASX: KSS, Frankfurt: KS1), a space-powered Radio Frequency Reconnaissance data-as-a-
service (DaaS) company, announces the Kleos Patrol Mission (KSF2) satellites, planned to launch in
January 2022, have been remanifested to launch on the SpaceX Transporter-4 mission scheduled for
April 2022.

Kleos is partnering with launch services provider Spaceflight Inc. to deploy its Patrol Mission (KSF2)
satellites to a sun synchronous orbit. Originally scheduled for the SpaceX Transporter-3 mission in
January 2022, Kleos’ Patrol Mission launch was postponed when the Spaceflight orbital transfer vehicle
tasked with launching and deploying Kleos’ satellites experienced technical issues. Spaceflight quickly
identified an alternative launch option.

“Delays are a common occurrence in the industry, and we are committed to navigating them quickly to
ensure our customers’ satellites still get to orbit in a timely manner,” said Tony Frego, VP of mission
management at Spaceflight Inc. “Through our portfolio of launch vehicles, we were able to secure
capacity for Kleos on a new launch that will occur in only a few months. We are committed to minimising
the impact of any delays and ensuring our customers’ missions are a success.”

Kleos CEO Andy Bowyer commented: “As our four Patrol Mission satellites were undamaged, we have
been able to mitigate the delay by quickly rescheduling the launch for April 2022. Launching into a sun
synchronous orbit, our Patrol Mission satellites will significantly increase our data collection capability
and complement the eight satellites we already have in orbit. The launch delay does not impact the
revenue generating life of the mission.”