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ispace aims to enhance data collection capabilities through improvements in rover exploration performance.
iSpace completed tests of the Hyperbola-3 rocket.
Astrobotic Technology, Intuitive Machines, Firefly Aerospace, and ispace are currently engaged in lunar lander missions, all using small landers.
ispace's 'HAKUTO-R' mission 1 had a lander that carried a maximum payload of around 30 kg.
China’s commercial space sector has a five-way race to be the first to fly a reusable rocket, involving iSpace, Space Pioneer, LandSpace, Galactic Energy, and CAS Space.
iSpace launched a drone ship for recovering Hyperbola-3 first-stage boosters two months earlier, with sea trials expected to be underway.
iSpace's Hyperbola-31, a two-stage partially reusable rocket, is planned to fly for the first time in the fourth quarter of the year.
Three commercial companies, Firefly, ispace, and Astrolab, signed memorandums of understanding with the Open Lunar Foundation to share data with the Lunar Ledger.
The processing and refurbishment facility will support iSpace’s reusable rocket operations.
iSpace's launch vehicle processing and refurbishment facility has completed construction and is located near the Wenchang Commercial Space Launch Site.
ispace announced a third-party allotment capital increase with Kurita Water Industries and Takasago Thermal Engineering on October 6.
ispace aims to stabilize its financial foundation through the increase in capital.
ispace aims to use the funds from the stock sale to complete hardware improvements for its Missions 3 and 4, expected to launch in 2027 and 2028 respectively.
ispace and Takasago Thermal Engineering renewed a memorandum to jointly develop proof-of-concept technology for water recovery, purification, and reuse systems on the lunar surface.
ispace plans to improve technology and quality by reflecting knowledge gained from past missions in the design of missions 3 and 4 scheduled for launch in 2027 and 2028.
ispace has allotted shares to individual shareholders, with major portions going to significant Japanese institutions.
ispace is developing the Series 3 lunar lander utilizing a Small Business Innovation (SBIR) grant from Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
ispace raised approximately 5 billion yen through capital increase, with about 3 billion yen from Takasago Thermal Engineering and about 2 billion yen from Kurita Water Industries.
ispace has not yet successfully landed on the lunar surface despite two efforts.
ispace reported net losses of ¥2.88 billion ($19.2 million) in the first quarter of the fiscal year, nearly double its losses for the same period in 2024.