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Axelspace Corporation, founded in 2008 and based in Tokyo, is a space venture company specializing in microsatellite technology. They provide satellite-based earth imagery and data collection using their own built micro-satellites for red-edge imagery with their AxelGlobe service. Axelspace also offers "AxelLiner", a one-stop service to enable customers to realize their own microsatellite missions. They serve customers like Weather News, Inc. and JAXA.
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Axelspace Holdings Corp had a day range of ¥487.00 to ¥511.00.
Axelspace Holdings Corp had a 1-year range of ¥409.00 to ¥1,141.00.
Axelspace Holdings Corp traded at ¥507.00 at 5:37:03 PM UTC+9 on Jul 14.
Axelspace Holdings Corp had a market capitalization of 33.79B JPY.
Axelspace Holdings Corp was down 24.78% on a 1-year basis at the Jul 14 quote.
Axelspace’s commercial activities are built around the AxelGlobe Earth observation platform and the AxelLiner satellite development and operations service.
Axelspace’s satellite bus architecture was developed under a multi-year program supported in part by Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Axelspace completed shipment of the GRUS-3 spacecraft to the launch site and integrated them with the rocket in June 2026.
Axelspace Corporation was founded in 2008.
Axelspace targets July 7, 2026, as the launch date for seven GRUS-3 Earth observation microsatellites.
The GRUS-3 microsatellites are intended to increase the frequency and coverage of Axelspace’s AxelGlobe imaging service.
Axelspace’s expanded partnership with Kongsberg Satellite Services is intended to support future growth in environmental monitoring, disaster response, and maritime applications.
Axelspace will continue to use KSATlite, Kongsberg Satellite Services’ fully automated Ground Segment-as-a-Service for small satellites and mega-constellations.
Axelspace’s GRUS-3 mission will build out the company’s next-generation Earth observation microsatellite constellation.
Yuya Nakamura is the President and CEO of Axelspace.
The Axelspace and Kongsberg Satellite Services collaboration is aligned with ground segment cloudification and IT convergence in the commercial space sector.
Axelspace’s GRUS-3 Low Earth Orbit mission is scheduled to launch no earlier than July 2026.
Axelspace’s existing GRUS constellation has been deployed and continuously operated with support from Kongsberg Satellite Services.
Kongsberg Satellite Services and Axelspace Corporation have expanded their strategic partnership to accelerate the growth of Axelspace’s AxelGlobe Earth observation business.
The enhanced Axelspace and Kongsberg Satellite Services agreement is intended to strengthen Axelspace’s operational infrastructure.