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Toyoda Gosei Invests in Letara Ltd., a Startup Developing Engines for Artificial Satellites

KIYOSU, Japan — Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd. (TOKYO:7282) has invested1 in Letara Ltd., a startup out of Hokkaido University that develops engines for artificial satellites. The engines being developed by Letara will enable satellites to move to a de

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Jul 26 2024
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Toyoda Gosei Invests in Letara Ltd., a Startup Developing Engines for Artificial Satellites

KIYOSU, Japan -- Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd. (TOKYO:7282) has invested¹ in Letara Ltd., a startup out of Hokkaido University that develops engines for artificial satellites. Read More

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