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Boeing's KC-46A tanker to be delivered to Japan later this year refuels another KC-46A over Washington State on august 9 (Boeing Photo).

Air Force Awards Boeing $2.3 Billion Contract for 15 KC-46A Tankers

Private equity firm Carlyle has agreed to acquire a majority stake in German software vendor GBTEC Software and its affiliates from Main Capital Partners. American private equity company Carlyle has agreed to acquire a majority stake in German software vendor GBTEC Software and its affiliates from Main Capital Partners.

Carlyle Acquires Majority Stake in GBTEC Software for Digital Process Automation

Japan's biggest defence contractor Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has said it expects to more than double defence revenues in the next few years in line with Tokyo's plan to enhance the capability of the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF).

Mitsubishi's Ambitious Plan: Doubling Defense Revenues

GITAI, Inc. have announced the close of their venture funding round, closing at $47.57m. Hiring is expected across the board as the company scales their team and develops their product.

GITAI, Inc. secures $47.57m in venture round

In a time when quick turnaround in manufacturing is essential, AeroEdge (O: 7409 ), a stalwart of the aerospace industry in Ashikaga, Japan, and 3DOS , a Silicon Valley-based tech company, have announced a new partnership.

Collaboration between AeroEdge and 3DOS to Advance Additive Manufacturing in Japan

Japan's next-generation rocket, which has yet to launch, is set to be the country's go-to launch vehicle for years to come.

Mitsubishi Unveils Ambitious Launch Plan for Japan's H3 Rocket

Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) sales grow 11 percent on constant currency basis, driven by continued successful launch of SAPIEN.

Edwards Lifesciences Q3 Financial Results: A Report on Growth

Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries plans to double the number of launches of its H3 rocket, which is being developed as part of the country's space programme.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' Ambitious Plan: Six H3 Rockets Annually

Astroscale has secured funding from the Japanese government to fight against space junk, according to a report by space.com. Astroscale secured up to $80 million in funding from the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), has chosen Astroscale for a significant mission to fight against space junk, according to a report by space.com.

Japan Funds Astroscale's Mission to Combat Space Debris

Japan's ispace has laid out its plans for its next missions to the moon, including one to land on the far side of the lunar surface.

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