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Notice Regarding the Launch Contract with Argo Space Co., Ltd. for Mission 2.5

The U.S. subsidiary has decided to enter into a launch agreement with Argo Space Corp. to transport the lunar-orbit communications satellite Alpine to lunar orbit. The launch is scheduled for as early as 2027.

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Agreements reached under this partnership

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Alliance partnerArgo Space Corp.
Details of the alliance
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    Securing an efficient and early transportation method to lunar orbit

  2. 2

    Launch of 1 lunar-orbit communications satellite (Alpine)

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Numerical targets under the alliance

The company plans to deploy at least 5 satellites in lunar orbit by 2030.

Capital and personnel relationships

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Acquisition priceUndisclosed*
About the partner
Business DescriptionArgo Space is a space venture providing In-Space Transportation and developing transportation services in cislunar space, including from Earth orbit to lunar orbit.
LocationCalifornia, U.S.
Impact on Business Performance

The costs of this agreement are expected to be recorded from the next fiscal year onward, when the launch is carried out, and therefore will have no impact on the full-year consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027. If it becomes clear that the agreement will have a material impact on future results, the company will promptly disclose the information.

Date of board resolution17 September 2026Contract Date17 September 2026
Agreements reached under this partnership
ItemDetails
Name of alliance partnerArgo Space Corp.
Alliance partner's business activitiesArgo Space is a space venture providing In-Space Transportation and developing transportation services in cislunar space, including from Earth orbit to lunar orbit.
Alliance partner's locationCalifornia, U.S.
Type of allianceBusiness Alliances
Details of the allianceSecuring an efficient and early transportation method to lunar orbit, Launch of 1 lunar-orbit communications satellite (Alpine)
Acquisition priceUndisclosed*
Numerical targets under the allianceThe company plans to deploy at least 5 satellites in lunar orbit by 2030.
Date of board resolution17 September 2026
Contract Date17 September 2026
Impact on Business PerformanceThe costs of this agreement are expected to be recorded from the next fiscal year onward, when the launch is carried out, and therefore will have no impact on the full-year consolidated earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027. If it becomes clear that the agreement will have a material impact on future results, the company will promptly disclose the information.
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Alliance partner's capitalAlliance partner's net salesAlliance partner's operating incomeNumber of shares acquiredShareholding ratioOverview of the joint ventureOwnership ratioDispatch of directors and officersContract PeriodShareholding PolicyAlliance start dateShare Acquisition Date and Payment DateChange in major shareholders

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Argo's inter-orbit transportation system is highly compatible with the requirements for Mission 2.5, which is intended to deploy a satellite into lunar orbit. The agreement is intended to secure an efficient and early transportation method toward the early launch of the Luna Connect service.

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