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Moog Inc

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Moog Space, founded in 1951 and headquartered in East Aurora, New York, is a key provider of solutions for the space industry, specializing in the design, development, and manufacture of critical systems and components.

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Founded
1951
Headquarters
East Aurora, United States
Stage
Public
Ownership
Listed
Market cap
$11.6B-14.4% 30d
Employees
13,500as of 2025
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Country
United States
Founded
1951
Type
commercial
Status
public

About Moog Inc

Updated 2026-09-10

Moog Space, founded in 1951 and headquartered in East Aurora, New York, is a key provider of solutions for the space industry, specializing in the design, development, and manufacture of critical systems and components. While initially focused on propulsion, the company has expanded its portfolio to encompass a broad range of technologies including spacecraft avionics, guidance systems, fluid controls, structures, and environmental control & life support systems (ECLSS).

Moog serves both commercial and government customers, supporting missions ranging from launch vehicles and satellite buses to human spaceflight initiatives, including contributions to NASA’s Space Launch System and future lunar missions.

A core strength lies in Moog’s advanced avionics systems, offering integrated Command and Data Handling (C&DH) and Electrical Power Systems (EPS). The company is actively investing in next-generation technologies such as radiation-hardened computing – exemplified by the Cascade Single Board Computer featuring a RISC-V processor – and additive manufacturing to enhance capabilities and meet evolving mission demands. Beyond electronics, Moog provides mechanical solutions including hexapods for precision payload positioning, spacecraft mechanisms, shock and vibration isolation systems, and structural adapters for various satellite sizes. This diverse offering positions Moog Space as a comprehensive partner for organizations operating across the entire space ecosystem.

Products and product lines

ProductLineNote
METEOR satellite busESPA-Grande class spacecraft busMission-configurable, ESPA Grande-class propulsive satellite platform with radiation-hardened avionics and hydrazine propulsion; Moog shipped its first Meteor buses from its Denver-area facility in 2025 for a Department of Defense/Intelligence Community national-security mission.
METEORITE satellite busESPA-class small spacecraft busSmaller ESPA-class bus already flying on national-security missions; Moog added a High Delta-V configuration on August 5, 2026 for tactical ISR and space-domain-awareness missions needing high-energy orbital transfers.
SL-OMV (Small Launch Orbital Maneuvering Vehicle)Propulsive orbital tugRoughly 70 kg dry-mass propulsive tug carrying up to six 12U CubeSats (up to 200 m/s delta-V), built around Moog's BRE440 radiation-hardened CPU and a green-propellant system; part of Moog's Orbital Maneuvering Vehicle family for rideshare and disaggregated LEO missions.
Spacecraft propulsion modulesSatellite propulsionHigh-velocity propulsion modules -- engines, feed systems and valves -- built at Moog's Niagara Falls, NY facility and integrated onto Meteor buses during 2025 to provide high delta-V agility and mission longevity.
Spacecraft avionics (Integrated Avionics Unit / Cascade SBC)Satellite avionicsCommand & Data Handling and Electrical Power System avionics, including the RISC-V-based Cascade Single Board Computer, integrated from Moog's Gilbert, Arizona site onto Meteor/Meteorite buses.
ESPA payload adaptersStructural / payload interfacesStructural hub products spanning ESPA to ESPA-Grande class, also used as the mounting interface for Moog's family of Orbital Maneuvering Vehicles.

Timeline

  1. 2023 Joseph Alfieri becomes Vice President and President, Space and Defense, effective March 1, 2023, succeeding Maureen Athoe, who retired after a 39-year career at Moog. [source]
  2. 2025 Moog ships its first Meteor ESPA-Grande-class satellite buses, built at its Denver-area facility, for a Department of Defense/Intelligence Community national-security space mission. [source]
  3. 2025 Moog completes two high-velocity propulsion modules at its Niagara Falls facility and begins integrating them onto Meteor satellite buses, with avionics integration to follow from its Gilbert, Arizona site. [source]
  4. 2025 Moog's Space and Defense segment reports $1,113 million in net sales for fiscal 2025 (ended September 27, 2025), up 9% year on year, with $131 million operating profit (11.8% operating margin), reflecting broad-based defense demand partly offset by timing of spacecraft-vehicle and turret activity. [source]
  5. 2026 Moog announces a High Delta-V configuration for its METEORITE ESPA-class satellite bus on August 5, 2026, alongside an over-80% expansion of its Niagara Falls thruster clean room. [source]
  6. 2026 For the third quarter of fiscal 2026 (ended June 27, 2026), Moog's Space and Defense segment posts $336 million in net sales (+17% year on year) and $53 million operating profit (+37%), a 15.7% operating margin; nine-month net sales reach $974 million (+21%), with demand 'particularly strong for space vehicles and missile controls.' [source]

Team

  • Joseph AlfieriPresident, Space and Defense · source

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When was Moog Inc founded?
Moog Inc was founded in 1951 in United States.
Where is Moog Inc headquartered?
Moog Inc is headquartered in East Aurora, United States.
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Moog Space, founded in 1951 and headquartered in East Aurora, New York, is a key provider of solutions for the space industry, specializing in the design, development, and manufacture of critical systems and components. While initially focused on propulsion, the company has expanded its portfolio to encompass a broad r…
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Yes. Moog Inc trades under the ticker MOG-A on NYSE.
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Moog Inc works in components, Propulsion and Spacecraft components, plus 3 other space-industry sectors.

Sources

The structured fields on this page (founding year, location, sector, status, listing) and the profile text are drawn from the sources below. How profiles are drafted and checked is described in our methodology.

  1. Official website (moog.com)
  2. Market data via Yahoo Finance (MOG-A) · retrieved 2026-09-14
  3. SEC 10-K · retrieved 2026-09-04
  4. Wikidata / Wikipedia · retrieved 2026-09-04
  5. SEC 10-Q (Q3 FY2026, ended 27 Jun 2026) · retrieved 2026-09-10
  6. Moog: Moog Ships Meteor Satellite Buses for National Security Space Mission (2025) · retrieved 2026-09-10
  7. Moog: Moog Completes High Velocity Propulsion Systems, Begins Next Phase of Spacecraft Integration (2025) · retrieved 2026-09-10
  8. Moog: Moog Inc. Expands METEORITE Satellite Bus Capacity for High-Maneuverability Missions (5 Aug 2026) · retrieved 2026-09-10
  9. Moog: Moog Announces Executive Leadership Changes (9 Feb 2023) · retrieved 2026-09-10
  10. Moog: SL-OMV product page · retrieved 2026-09-10

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Matched to SEC EDGAR, LEI register, Wikidata · data pass September 10, 2026
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