Calian Completes Acquisition of Galaxy Broadband
Calian Group Ltd.(opens in new tab), a mission-critical solutions company focused on defence, space, healthcare and other strategic critical infrastructure sectors, announced it has completed the acquisition of Galaxy Broadband Communications, a Canadian leader in satellite communications and remote connectivity solutions. This follows the August 11, 2026, approval of required amendments to Crown Capital Partners Inc.’s secured subordinated debentures.
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On June 26, 2026, Calian announced a definitive agreement to acquire Galaxy Broadband Communications from Crown Capital Partners Inc. The acquisition was completed on the terms previously announced, including upfront consideration of approximately $24 million, and an additional earnout consideration of $27.5 million, subject to customary closing conditions.
“We are pleased to officially welcome the employees of Galaxy Broadband to the Calian team,” said Patrick Houston(opens in new tab), Chief Executive Officer, Calian. “This acquisition strengthens the depth and scale of our communications capabilities and expands our ability to deliver reliable connectivity in challenging and remote operating environments, including across Canada’s Arctic and Northern regions. As we bring our teams, expertise and solutions together we see significant opportunities to support our customers, strengthen Canada’s critical infrastructure and contribute to country’s growing priorities in the North.”
For more than 30 years, Galaxy Broadband has delivered secure and resilient satellite communications and remote connectivity solutions to government, defence, critical infrastructure and remote community customers. Headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, the company is recognized for its expertise low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite deployment, private wireless and multi-orbit connectivity solutions, supporting organizations operating in some of Canada’s most remote and challenging environments, including Northern Canada.
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The acquisition also builds on Calian’s growing presence in Northern Canada and strengthens its ability to support secure connectivity, resilient critical infrastructure and mission-critical operations across the region. Combined with Calian’s capabilities across defence, space, health, energy and other critical infrastructure sectors, Galaxy brings additional expertise and relationships that position Calian to support customers and evolving national priorities related to Arctic sovereignty, defence readiness and Northern infrastructure.
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