SSTL is on BBC Breakfast today

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As part of its mini-series looking at the state of British manufacturing, BBC Breakfast's Tim Muffett visited SSTL's headquarters in Guildford to find the secrets of its success.

The video report gives a sneak peak at cleanroom operations and mission control. Mr Muffet also catches up briefly with SSTL CEO Matt Perkins and Business Development Manager Phil Davies to discuss how SSTL hs carved a unique niche in the international space market with its low cost alternatives to conventional space missions.

If you missed BBC Breakfast this morning, or if like many Space Blog visitors you are from abroad you can watch the video report Surrey satellite firm weathers the recession online.

This entry was posted by Robin Wolstenholme on Tuesday, January 26. 2010 at 09:13. and is filed under In the news. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog. All new comments are subject to moderation before being displayed.
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