https://www.defence.gov.au/StrategicUpdate-2020/docs/Factsheet_Sp...

https://www.defence.gov.au/StrategicUpdate-2020/docs/Factsheet_Space.pdf

$1.3bn to $2.2bn spend in Space Situational Awarenes starting from 2020 to 2033.

over $4.6-6.9bn spend in Space Communications including satellite launches starting from 2020 to 2032.

EOS has the sensors and the technology to assist in a lot of what the Government is looking to do in Space. EOS could be providing additional services as well as hardware sales, optical comms for government sats as well as network services once EOSlink is up,

Lets get some momentum going in Space- still very much undervalued by the market.

From the Force Structure 2020 document

The Government will also continue to invest in upgrades and support to
existing and future satellite communications systems. This investment
seeks to increase our worldwide capacity through enhanced allied and
commercial arrangements and includes the provision for network growth
if the Government deems this desirable in the future. The Government’s
plans include communications satellites and ground control stations that
will be under sovereign Australian control, increasing our self-reliance
and resilience

8 Australia holds a unique geographical position to contribute significantly
to collective space domain awareness with our allies and partners. Space
domain awareness enables better tracking and identification of space
objects and threats, such as space debris, as well as predicting and
avoiding potential collisions. Defence currently hosts a United States
C-Band Radar and Space Surveillance Telescope and will continue to build
our space domain awareness capabilities with the United States and other
key partners into the future. To ensure that we can take full advantage of
the large volumes of information that will be developed, the Government is
also investing in growing the intelligence and supporting workforce.

6.9 In addition, Defence will need capabilities that directly contribute to war
fighting outcomes in the space domain using terrestrial and/or space
based systems. The Government’s plans include the development of
options to enhance ADF space control through capabilities to counter
emerging space threats to Australia’s free use of the space domain and
that assure our continued access to space-based intelligence, surveillance
and reconnaissance.