Orbital Enterprises

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Orbital Enterprises (IATA Code: ORB) is a Private Space Company founded in March of 2008 by Billionaire Kevin Boznak (Current Net. Worth: AU$8.32 Billion) and Dr. Javu Kamshir, in a vision to bringing humans to the different planets of the Solar System. Orbital Enterprises went on a good start when its CEO, CTO, and Chairman Kevin Boznak invested about 250 million dollars of his own money into the company into various parts of it, such as Scientific Research, Orbital Rockets, Rocketry, and a Multi-million dollar Office complex in Perth, his hometown, while Dr. Javu Kamshir, the Chief Designer, acquired contracts from many Australian High Schools and Universities, while the Minotaur Family is in production. The Minotaur I made its first successful launch in June of 2012, carrying a large Cubesat built by the University of Darwin. 21 more launches of the Minotaur I were made, and are going to continue this very day. Orbital Enterprises also own one old 747-400ER given by the Australian Government, and will use it for Parabola's and Zero-G testing for things being carried into space.
==Financial Status==
Orbital Enterprises comes into the stock markets as a large Private Company with a net worth of approximately AU$10,345,234,985, all of that money, which, was made from the many contracts O.E. acquired from many High schools, Universities, and Tech companies. Its biggest one so far was a contract with Nuar Tec (Australian Car Company), which gave a 730 million dollar contract to Orbital Enterprises to launch a Carsat (Basically a car made into a satellite, created by Nuar Tec) for the Company to attract needed investment. On the Sydney National Stock Exchange, Orbital Enterprises comes at ^1321.34 per share, in which, the company has over 500,204 shares.
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==Launch Sites==
When Orbital Enterprises was started, the RAAF has offered a contract to the company -worth about 85 million dollars- to launch Minotaur I rockets from RAAF Base Edinburgh (East of Adelaide) and/or RAAF Base Umberline (634 km north of Perth along the coast), two of them, are strategic missile bases that are used to launch strategic missiles at various points where the RAAF wants to strike. Because of the contract, Orbital Enterprises gladly accepted, and its Minotaur I production was already in full production. Now, it will be using the two RAAF bases for launches into LEO.
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