-- Astroscale Holdings Inc. founder Nobu Okada said the company will increase investment in technology to remove space debris after the pioneering company’s shares surged on their debut in Tokyo.The securities traded as high as ¥1,581 on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Growth market, 86% above their initial public offering price of ¥850. By market close, the shares were at ¥1,375, giving Astroscale a market capitalization of ¥155.4 billion .
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