ispace partners with KDDI on lunar communications and Nammo on propulsion supply

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ispace signed agreements with KDDI to advance lunar communications networks and services, linking planned lunar satellites with ground stations and supporting research into surface communications. A separate agreement with Nammo is intended to strengthen ispace’s propulsion supply chain, pairing infrastructure development with a key supply-side effort.

Discovered 2026-11-12T08:14:43.109066-08:00 | 2026-11-12T08:14:43.109066-08:00

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  • The KDDI memorandum covers planned lunar satellites, ground-station links and surface communications research—areas central to developing communications services for future lunar activity.
  • The separate Nammo agreement targets ispace’s propulsion supply chain, putting supplier relationships alongside communications infrastructure in the company’s lunar plans.

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