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Astra Space CEO to take company private
Mar 7, 2024 12:37 PM

March 7 (Reuters) - Astra Space ( ASTR ) said on

Thursday it has agreed to be taken private by the company's CEO,

Chris Kemp, for 50 cents per share in cash for a valuation of

about $11.25 million.

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