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Japanese satellite operator seeks Southeast Asia demand on China tensions

Nikkei Asia reporting 5 sentences analyzed 444 captured characters

CEO says Sky Perfect JSAT can contribute to cost-effective surveillance in the region

Eiichi Yonekura, president and CEO of Sky Perfect JSAT, speaks during an interview on July 22 in Tokyo. (Photo by Yuki Kohara)

TOKYO -- Japan's Sky Perfect JSAT expects demand for its satellite imagery and analytics services to rise across Southeast Asia as maritime tensions with China increase and governments seek cost-effective surveillance capabilities.

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