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ispace,inc. ( (JP:9348) ) just unveiled an update.
Ispace reported consolidated results for the year to March 31, 2026, showing project revenue up 18.4% to ¥5.89 billion but net sales down 30.3% to ¥3.31 billion, with an operating loss of ¥11.58 billion and a net loss of ¥8.15 billion. Despite continued heavy losses, total assets expanded to ¥47.70 billion and net assets more than doubled to ¥15.17 billion, supported by strong financing cash inflows that lifted year-end cash to ¥29.69 billion and provided a capital buffer for ongoing lunar projects.
The company maintained a zero-dividend policy and forecast project revenue to rise about 51% to ¥9.0 billion in the year to March 2027, while expecting operating and net losses to remain large at ¥11.70 billion and ¥13.0 billion, respectively. The guidance underscores ispace’s strategy of prioritizing investment and growth in its lunar transportation business over near-term profitability, with shareholders bearing continued losses as the firm seeks to strengthen its position in the nascent commercial lunar market.
More about ispace,inc.
Ispace, Inc. is a Japan-based space exploration company focused on lunar transportation and related services, listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The company develops and operates lunar landers and missions, generating project revenue from net sales and government and other subsidies as it builds out its commercial cislunar business.
Average Trading Volume: 1,648,660
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: Yen72.96B
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