VOYG's momentum has been unstoppable lately, stacking wins consistently with Starlab at the center of action.

Today brings a major development: Mitsubishi Corporation has formally reserved and pre-purchased capacity on Starlab's commercial space station. Beyond the capacity purchase, the Japanese conglomerate is ramping up its investment size in the venture and securing a board seat through Issei Shinohara, the company's General Manager of Aerospace division.

The move signals serious conviction from one of the world's largest industrial corporations in Starlab's commercial space infrastructure strategy. Institutional backing from legacy players like Mitsubishi typically reshapes market dynamics and opens doors to real-world adoption partnerships. For $VOYG supporters, this type of capitalized, blue-chip validation could prove pivotal as the project scales.