Astroscale Wins ESA Contract to Develop In-Orbit Satellite Refurbishment Service

Astroscale Holdings Inc. ( (JP:186A) ) has shared an update.

Astroscale’s UK subsidiary, Astroscale Ltd, has won an eight‑month, €399,000 study contract from the European Space Agency to develop concepts for an In-Orbit Refurbishment and Upgrading Service (IRUS), marking the company’s first move into satellite refurbishment and upgrade as a new service domain. Working with BAE Systems and drawing on its ELSA-M and COSMIC platforms, Astroscale will examine how robotic servicing technologies can dock with existing satellites to replace degraded or outdated subsystems, extending spacecraft life and capabilities; the initiative is positioned as a strategic step in expanding Astroscale’s in-orbit servicing portfolio and advancing ESA’s circular space economy goals, though the company does not expect a material impact on its current fiscal-year results.

The most recent analyst rating on (JP:186A) stock is a Sell with a Yen584.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Astroscale Holdings Inc. stock, see the JP:186A Stock Forecast page.

More about Astroscale Holdings Inc.

Astroscale Holdings Inc. is a space infrastructure and services company focused on in-orbit servicing, including space debris removal, satellite life extension through refueling and orbit control, and inspection and observation missions. Through subsidiaries such as Astroscale Ltd in the UK, the group targets the emerging circular space economy by developing technologies and services that extend satellite lifespans and enable sustainable use of orbital assets, positioning itself as a key player in advanced on-orbit operations.

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