Astroscale, a Japanese startup focused on space junk removal, saw its shares surge by 51% during its debut on Tokyo's growth market. The company's valuation reached $1 billion. The significant rise in share price was supported by government backing from Japan, the United States, and Britain. Astroscale aims to deploy vehicles to remove debris from space, addressing a growing concern in the space industry. The Tokyo debut marks a significant milestone for the company.
As the Japanese space junk removal startup Astroscale made its debut on Tokyo's growth market, its shares rose 51%, buoyed by the government backing from Japan, the United States and Britain https://t.co/6DbSGeNm60 https://t.co/08Ea1boIdc
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WATCH: As the Japanese space junk removal startup Astroscale made its debut on Tokyo's growth market, its shares rose 51%, buoyed by the government backing from Japan, the United States and Britain https://t.co/JILTYxDVzR https://t.co/ggGYpq7ikb
Shares of Japanese space junk removal startup Astroscale rose 51% in their debut on Tokyo's growth market https://t.co/6DbSGeMOgs https://t.co/cSo73U75ji
Astroscale, a Japanese company that wants to deploy junk-removal vehicles in space, surged on its debut in Tokyo https://t.co/4ALdM9d7jh
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