Group: Al-Rabata
Overview
| Type | Value |
|---|---|
| Alignment | Lawful Neutral |
| Role | Raw Materials, Exploration, Manufacturing |
| Organization | Corporation |
| Size | 5 - Galactic Monopoly |
Iconography

Profile
Al-Rabata was founded after a group of the 10 largest mining operations in the Unified Planets of Sol began to see taxation loopholes in consolidation. This gave rise to a major Monopoly which caused wide-scale exploitation especially in the frontier sectors of the new colonies. In the last 100 years, the corporation has regulated itself to be more moderate, with regulations from all major factions in the galaxy pushing for it.
| CEO | Hakim al-Wadud |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Fondal Prime, Fondal |
| Founding Date | 2212 |
| Primary Industry | Interstellar Mining |
| Flagship Product | Trask Intermediary Fuel Supply |
| Secondary Industries | Ship Construction Deep-Space Prospecting |
| Annual Revenue | ~6 Trillion Credits |
| R&D Focus | Gravitational Drill Technology High-Density Fuel Refinement Microparticulate Collection |
| Subsidiaries | Al-Rabata Mining Al-Rabata Shipyards |
Story
Al-Rabata began as a joint venture between frontier prospectors. Early breakthroughs in processing rare isotopes from asteroid fields secured its position. Over centuries, the corporation outpaced competitors, controlling essential supply chains and acquiring independent firms.
Philosophy
Al-Rabata emphasizes efficiency, long-term stability, and strict compliance with contracts. Its leadership supports measured expansion and technological advancement over hasty gains.
Relationships
| Faction | Relationship Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Lanternyard Incorporated | Competitor | Frequent bidding wars over mineral rights |
| Kobashi Shipyards | Supplier | Provides armored freighters for shipment |
| Trask Intermediaries | Client | Buys refined Fuels for their network of Intermediary Refueling Stations |
| Galactic Trade Council | Regulatory Body | Monitors safety and trade compliance |
Organization
Headquarters: Almarad Prime Orbital Facility, Fondal Prime
Leader(s): Hakim al-Wadud and a board of sector directors
Prominent Members: Chief Engineer Renn Larosi, Chief of Survey Mira Torson
Al-Rabata’s corporate structure is hierarchical, with divisions dedicated to resource acquisition, refining, construction, logistics, and research.
Resources and Methods
Resources (Company Assets)
| Resource | Description | Origin | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Al-Rabata Shipyards | In-house Shipbuilding Company | Major Profit Margins | In-housing of Construction/Maintenance of Vessels |
| Corporate Security Fleets | SecCom Security forces for major mining operations | Security Compound Corporation | Security against piracy |
Methods
| Method | Description | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Vector Drilling | High-precision extraction in zero-G fields | Efficient asteroid mining |
| Microparticulate Collection | Harvesting Large fields for exotic isotopes | Increasing profit margins and monopolising. |
Background
Al-Rabata’s rise is tied to breakthroughs in extraction technology. By securing exclusive rights to resource-rich sectors and negotiating long-term contracts, it achieved uncontested dominance.
Products
Resources
Basically all metals, fuels and other resources extracted from space that are in major demand.
Ships
AMS-12 Industrial Freighter YB-300K Hauler Kanton Freighter A-230 Runabout Khárybdis Ready Ship