Kanematsu Corporation is a Japanese trading company with a dedicated Motor Vehicles & Aerospace division focused on expanding its presence in the aerospace sector. It is involved in aircraft parts, sales, and exploring opportunities in emerging space-related markets like satellites, satellite-related equipment, and space communication systems. Kanematsu has partnered with companies like Sierra Space and IHI Aerospace, contributing to the development of commercial space stations and docking systems.
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Fossa Systems signed a strategic agreement with Kanematsu Corporation to deploy its technologies in the Japanese defense market.
FOSSA Systems has a strategic agreement with Kanematsu Corporation to introduce and deploy its space intelligence and dual-use technologies into the Japanese Ministry of Defense market.
Kanematsu Corporation has more than 130 years of history and operates in aerospace, defense, vehicles, and advanced technology.
The Fossa Systems and Kanematsu Corporation agreement includes defense applications for Fossa’s sovereign satellite technology in Japan.
Fossa Systems has signed an exclusive strategic agreement with Kanematsu Corporation to commercialize its sovereign satellite technology in Japan.
Yasuhiro Ishikawa is involved in space business promotion at Kanematsu Corporation.
Sierra Space raised $290,000,000 in a Series B funding round led by MUFG, Kanematsu Corporation, and Tokio Marine & Nichido.
MUFG Bank, Kanematsu Corporation, and Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. made a strategic investment of $290,000,000 in Sierra Space Corporation.
Under the strategic partnership, MUFG Bank, Kanematsu Corporation, and Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance will participate in the commercialization of LEO led by Sierra Space to expand the supply chain of the Japanese space industry and create new industries.
Sierra Space announced on 2022-02-26 an agreement with Kanematsu Corporation and Oita Prefecture to study the feasibility of using Oita Airport in Japan as a landing site for the Dream Chaser vehicle.