HEX20 has embarked on a strategic collaboration with India’s Skyroot Aerospace and Japan’s ispace, inc. to stimulate demand for affordable lunar satellite missions.
The initiative aims to leverage the combined technical prowess and regional networks of the three pioneering companies.
Lloyd Lopez, CEO of HEX20, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “we have committed to joint marketing efforts across the Indo-Pacific region, expediting the realization of lunar satellite missions in the area.”
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) formalising this partnership was inked during the 74th International Astronautical Conference held in Baku, Azerbaijan.
“This marks an exciting juncture, and we aspire to adapt our platforms for forthcoming lunar missions,” Lopez said.
“It exemplifies how partners with complementary technologies and expertise can collaborate to deliver value to our clients.”
He emphasised that HEX20’s seasoned team, internally developed innovative technologies, and a reliable supply chain are the core elements enabling them to provide cost-effective solutions to the space market.
Lopez underscored HEX20’s unique position to foster successful partnerships with local and international enterprises, thereby enhancing Australia’s space capabilities.