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Xcalibur Smart Mapping provides airborne and remote-sensing geophysical services: data acquisition, processing, interpretation, data management and visualization. Its website says it combines surface and subsurface data into geological and natural-resource maps, and lists a fleet of 40 specialised aircraft and 103 geophysical systems.

Its customers are governments, mining, energy and utility companies, and the website cites country mapping programmes covering critical minerals, water, hydrogen, geothermal potential and carbon storage. The website describes work as executed projects (more than 1,500) and does not publish pricing or subscription terms.

The company traces its origins to Xcalibur Airborne Geophysics, founded in Pretoria, South Africa in 2002, and states it was established in Spain in 2008. The website lists job openings in Madrid, Ottawa, Rio de Janeiro, Jandakot (Western Australia) and other countries, including AI engineering, GIS, business development, tax, survey pilot and aircraft maintenance roles. A news item states that the company strengthened its growth strategy with Moira Capital and the Spain Oman Private Equity Fund (SOPEF).

Product: Airborne and remote-sensing geophysical data acquisition, processing, interpretation, geodata management and visualization services for country and resource mapping.