TORONTO, July 7, 2026 /CNW/ - Baylin Technologies Inc. (the "Company") (TSX: BYL) (OTCQB: BYLTF) is pleased to announce that its Advantech Wireless subsidiary has recently received purchase orders totalling over $2,500,000 CAD from a leading public space launch provider and aerospace technology company for its "MoonTalk" SSPAs.
What is truly impressive about this win is Advantech has added a third special NASA frequency which will be used exclusively for lunar exploration mission support. Advantech's Moon Talk amplifiers cover LS-Band, Low X-band and K-band in a broad range of power levels.
Leighton Carroll, CEO of Baylin Technologies commented, "Advantech's work on the Artemis Lunar space mission is unique and demonstrates the high quality capabilities of our space communication amplifiers. Adding this customer to our business is a great step in bringing further customer and product differentiation to Advantech."
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