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Astroscale has raised more than $376,000,000 since it was founded a decade ago.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation invested U.S. $25,000,000 in Astroscale’s Series G funding round.
Astroscale expanded its team by more than 60% since its $109,000,000 Series F funding round in late 2021 to over 400 employees.
Mitsubishi Electric invested $25,000,000 in Astroscale’s Series G funding round.
With the Series G closing, Astroscale has raised a total of approximately U.S. $376,000,000 since establishment.
Astroscale plans to launch a spacecraft on a Rocket Lab Electron early 2023 to inspect a discarded upper stage of a Japanese H2-A rocket under a JAXA contract called ADRAS-J.
Astroscale and Mitsubishi Electric agreed to jointly develop and build satellite chassis with standardized magnetic plates for easier capture and de-orbiting by servicers.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and Astroscale Holdings Inc. will collaborate to jointly develop and manufacture sustainably designed satellite buses for Japanese national security constellations.
Astroscale is expanding its workforce and has opened new facilities in the UK, the U.S., and Israel to develop its services and meet customer demand.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation invested $25,000,000 in Astroscale Holdings’ Series G funding round.
Astroscale UK plans to demonstrate the ELSA-M servicer in 2024 in partnership with OneWeb, the UK Space Agency, and the European Space Agency.
Astroscale has a global headquarters facility set to open in Tokyo later 2023.
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and Astroscale Holdings will collaborate to jointly develop and manufacture sustainably designed satellite buses for Japanese national security constellations.
End of Life Services by Astroscale-demonstration (ELSA-d) successfully demonstrated a series of key technologies required for space debris removal in 2021 and 2022.
Astroscale has raised a total of approximately $376,000,000 since the firm's establishment.
The satellite buses developed by Mitsubishi Electric and Astroscale will be equipped with an Astroscale docking plate with a standardized interface.
As President and Managing Director of Astroscale Japan, Eddie Kato will work closely with the management teams of Astroscale Holdings Inc. and its U.S. and U.K. subsidiaries to drive the company’s growth.
Eddie Kato will become President and Managing Director of Astroscale Japan effective 2023-02-01.
Astroscale plans to open a new global headquarters facility in May 2023.
Astroscale Israel serves as Astroscale’s research and payload development group for life extension of geostationary satellites.