ispace, inc.
Fiscal Year March 2026 Q3 Financial Presentation Materials
In FY March 2026 Q3, major contracts advanced including Mission 3 with total contract value of 12.7 billion yen, Mission 4 with 5.8 billion yen, ESA budget secured for 11.9 billion yen, and 20 billion yen support from the Space Strategy Fund.
Key Figures
- Total Contract Value for Mission 3: 12.7 billion yen (as of 2026-02-10)
- Total Contract Value for Mission 4: 5.8 billion yen (as of 2026-02-10)
- ESA MAGPIE Budget Secured: 11.9 billion yen (as of 2026-02-10)
- Space Strategy Fund Support Amount: 20 billion yen (JAXA SSF2 Mission)
- Public Offering Amount: 18.2 billion yen (October to November 2025)
AI要約
Overview of Performance and Business Progress
In FY March 2026 Q3, Mission 3 is underway with a total commercial contract value of 12.7 billion yen, and testing continues to realize the performance of the new engine. Mission 4, including contracts worth 5.8 billion yen, will move to manufacturing structural models after completing thermal structure testing. Mission 6 has secured 20 billion yen in support from the Space Strategy Fund and decided to begin development, progressing sequentially. Each mission strengthens collaboration with JAXA and the European Space Agency (ESA), steadily advancing technological development and transportation contracts.
Financial Condition and Future Outlook
Between October and November 2025, a public offering was conducted raising 18.2 billion yen, strengthening cash and net assets. This secures the financial foundation for FY March 2026 and ensures stable funding necessary for future mission execution. The company aims for significant growth by establishing a local subsidiary in Saudi Arabia, as the fourth global base following Japan, Europe, and the U.S. Furthermore, through contract agreements with JAXA and strengthening partnerships domestically and internationally, the company plans to expand lunar business and enhance competitiveness in the space market.
