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Subject: NEC and Vietnam have eyes on the skies

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	Asia Daily Briefing - NEC and Vietnam have eyes on the skies April 22, 2020

	NEC wins $190m deal  to supply satellite to  Vietnam TOKYO -- NEC has won a deal  worth $190 million to supply a  radar satellite to Vietnam, which will make it the first  Japanese company to export an observation satellite. The deal, which is part of a  larger investment by  Hanoi in space development,  also highlights the advantage traditional players have over   startups in these times  of economic crises.
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