Sternmetal Horizons

Sternmetal Horizons is an Imperial megacorporation.

• It is one of a handful of enduring and huge corporations, capble of conducting concerted business across many sectors and polities.
• It primarily operates within Charted Space.

Market Ticker Code

This business entity is traded under the following interstellar market code/s:

Market Ticker Code
Name	Code	Type	Charter	Remarks
Sternmetal Horizons	TBD	4 to 12 alphanumeric character	LIC	None

Description (Portfolio)

Sternmetal Horizons is one of the thirteen Imperial Megacorporations in operation in 1116.

Commercial Competencies

• Energy Supplies
• Manufacturing
  • Food synthesis Machinery
  • Power generation Machinery
• Mining
• Urban Equipment
• Vehicle Manufacturing

Notes:

Sternmetal Horizons, LIC: Sternmetal is primarily engaged in mining operations and manufacturing.

• It produces mostly power generation equipment of all types, including power plants for starships, air and ground vehicles, cities, and industrial installations.
• Additionally, Sternmetal is the largest manufacturer of food synthesis equipment in the Imperium.

Governance & Organization

No information yet available.

Stockholders

Stock ownership 1105:

Imperial family— 2%

Hortalez et Cie— 29%

Investment trusts- 32%

Sharurshid Trust - 17%

Noble families- 18%

Shiishuginsa family - 4%

Zhunastu family - 2%

Antares Holdings, LIC- 19%

Stock ownership 1126:

• Imperial Family- 2%
• Hortalez et Cie- 45%
• Investment Trusts- 32%
  • Sharurshid Trust - 17%
• Noble Families- 12%
• Antares Holdings- 9%

Subsidiaries

• Dashi Combine
• Hardrashad, ULIC
• Interstellar Petrochemical Processing
• Michlin Fuel Cells
• Sternmetal Automation
• Titanstorm Mobile

History & Background (Dossier)

No information yet available.

Trade Partners

No information yet available.

Trade Competitors

No information yet available.

Worlds & Sectors (Astrography)

Deneb Sector

As a major player in the mining and manufacturing sectors, Sternmetal was one of the original heavy investors in Deneb Sector. Its power generation and food production equipment is in use on a great many worlds, with the company's research division finding innovative ways to make otherwise inedible substances palatable and nutritious. Within Deneb, Sternmetal has a reputation for hard-nosed business practices, and is believed to put living conditions far below profit on its many mining installations.

• Sternmetal Horizons has several mining concessions on Canisus.

Ley Sector

Titanstorm Mobile is a subsidiary of Sternmetal Horizons specializing in personal transport vehicles with distribution throughout the Titanstorm Subsector.

Reft Sector

Sternmetal tends to do things on a large scale, and does not consider the Islands Cluster to be worth investment. Its presence there is minimal, restricted to a few executives keeping an eye on the activities of other commercial concerns.

Spinward Marches Sector

• A survey team from Sternmetal Horizons is currently surveying Whanga to judge whether mining would be profitable.

Trojan Reach Sector

• Belt-9 is one of eleven asteroid belt systems in and around the Imperium owned by Sternmetal Horizons. A low population asteroid world located in the Gazulin Subsector, it is operated almost entirely by robot mining vehicles, with a few humans engaged in supervision and repairs.
• At Torpol, there are mining corporations and belters, including a presence by Sternmetal Horizons in the system's inner belt.

World Listing: 1105

37 of 37 World articles in Sternmetal Horizons

Adele  •  Aramanx  •  Baytapik  •  Belt-9  •  Collette  •  Dashi  •  Dekha  •  Diablo (RD 2423)  •  Diishalum  •  Enid  •  Fonnein  •  Gagaridir  •  Gigi (Da 1433)  •  Grady (AC 1406)  •  Grudovo  •  Gunn  •  Halthome  •  Itasis  •  Jae TellonaJae Tellona  •  Janssen  •  Louzy  •  Luguk  •  Luushakaan  •  MacBeth  •  Oumuu  •  Pukh  •  Sapphyre  •  Shuada  •  Starn  •  Stern-Stern  •  Talca  •  Tashrakaar  •  Tchien  •  Torrens (De 2105)  •  Urnas  •  Yori  •  Zivije  •  

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