Announcement • Jun 16
Axelspace Holdings Corporation Announces Relocation of Development Center in Tokyo Axelspace Holdings Corporation announced that its Board of Directors resolved at a meeting held June 16, 2026 to relocate the development center as described below. Axelspace Holdings Corporation announced the new address as Shinkiba, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Axelspace Holdings Corporation announced the relocation schedule as mid-October 2026 (planned). Axelspace Holdings Corporation announced that at the development center, environmental testing functions that have previously been conducted at separate locations will be consolidated. Axelspace Holdings Corporation announced that by integrating design, manufacturing, and testing operations within a single site, the Axelspace Group aims to accelerate satellite development cycles and enhance quality consistency for mass production in collaboration with its manufacturing partners, thereby establishing a framework for the continuous delivery of highly competitive satellites. Axelspace Holdings Corporation announced that by providing optimal environments tailored to the respective functions of the headquarters and development and manufacturing operations, the Group aims to create a workplace where diverse talent can thrive and maximize their potential. Axelspace Holdings Corporation announced that as a group committed to contributing to the development of the space industry, the Group will continue to strengthen its business foundation and pursue sustainable growth. Announcement • May 20
Axelspace Corporation Announces Launch Of Seven Grus-3 Earth Observation Microsatellites Axelspace Corporation, a developer and operator of microsatellites dedicated to realizing its vision of “Space within Your Reach,” announced that GRUS-3, a set of seven next-generation Earth observation microsatellites, is scheduled to be launched no earlier than July 2026. The seven GRUS-3 microsatellites will launch aboard the Transporter-17 rideshare mission via Exolaunch, a global leader in launch mission management, satellite integration, and deployment services, from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, USA. We currently operate five optical Earth observation microsatellites, GRUS-1, under our Earth observation data service, AxelGlobe. With the launch of its successor, GRUS-3, it will expand its satellite constellation to more than 10 satellites. GRUS-3 will capture images of the Earth’s surface at the same location once per day for locations north of 25 degrees latitude from an orbit at an altitude of 585 km. It features a spatial resolution (GSD) of 2.2 meters, with each satellite having an effective swath of 28.3 km and a maximum capture length of 1,356 km. A combined daily capture capacity is 2,300,000 km² across seven satellites. GRUS-3 is newly equipped with the “coastal blue” spectral band, which is effective for capturing information beneath the water surface. In addition to acquiring true color imagery and data for analyzing vegetation health, as with GRUS-1, GRUS-3 can also observe shallow coastal features such as seabed topography and seagrass beds. By combining the enhanced observation frequency and performance of GRUS-3 with its satellite attitude control technology—enabling tasking (on-demand imaging of designated areas)—we will meet growing demand across a wide range of fields, environment and security, in addition to precision agriculture, forest monitoring, and map creation. Announcement • May 09
Axelspace Holdings Corporation to Report Fiscal Year 2026 Results on Jul 14, 2026 Axelspace Holdings Corporation announced that they will report fiscal year 2026 results on Jul 14, 2026 
