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Notice Regarding a Payload Services Agreement with Korea-based Unmanned Exploration Laboratory Co.

ispace has entered into a payload service agreement with South Korea's Unmanned Exploration Laboratory Co., Ltd. to transport the company's two-wheeled lunar exploration rover to the Moon on Mission 3. The contract value is US$2.5 million and includes launch, payload integration support, experiments after arrival on the lunar surface, and data communications, among other services.

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Agreements reached under this partnership

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9348ispace,inc.
Alliance partnerUnmanned Exploration Laboratory
Details of the alliance
  1. 1

    Payload services to transport customers' payloads to the Moon aboard landers and rovers operated by the Group

  2. 2

    Technical advice and coordination for mounting the customer's payload on the lander and rover

  3. 3

    Experiments after arrival on the lunar surface

  4. 4

    Provision of services relating to data communications and other matters associated with the above

These are items that the documents state the two companies will work on. The lines above and below represent arrangements between the two companies.

About the partner
Business DescriptionDevelopment of lunar exploration rovers to carry out missions including space exploration and the construction of lunar environmental bases
LocationSeoul, Korea
Share capitalNot disclosed
Net SalesNot disclosed
Operating profitNot disclosed
Impact on Business Performance

This matter will have no impact on the consolidated full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026.

Date of board resolution31 March 2026Contract Date31 March 2026
Agreements reached under this partnership
ItemDetails
Name of alliance partnerUnmanned Exploration Laboratory
Alliance partner's business activitiesDevelopment of lunar exploration rovers to carry out missions including space exploration and the construction of lunar environmental bases
Alliance partner's locationSeoul, Korea
Alliance partner's capitalNot disclosed
Alliance partner's net salesNot disclosed
Alliance partner's operating incomeNot disclosed
Type of allianceBusiness Alliance
Details of the alliancePayload services to transport customers' payloads to the Moon aboard landers and rovers operated by the Group, Technical advice and coordination for mounting the customer's payload on the lander and rover, Experiments after arrival on the lunar surface, Provision of services relating to data communications and other matters associated with the above
Date of board resolution31 March 2026
Contract Date31 March 2026
Impact on Business PerformanceThis matter will have no impact on the consolidated full-year earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2026.
Items this document does not state (12)
Number of shares acquiredAcquisition priceShareholding ratioOverview of the joint ventureOwnership ratioDispatch of directors and officersContract PeriodNumerical targets under the allianceShareholding PolicyAlliance start dateShare Acquisition Date and Payment DateChange in major shareholders

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The reasons the company gives

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Following repeated discussions after the execution of an interim agreement (iPSA) aimed at achieving lunar exploration in the future, the parties entered into the payload service agreement.

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