In the 2009 film 'Moon', what is the name of the company that operates the lunar mining base?

In the 2009 film “Moon,” Lunar Industries operates the lunar mining base.

The company runs Sarang Station on the far side of the Moon, where automated harvesters extract helium-3 from lunar soil. In the film’s future setting, helium-3 has become a major energy source for Earth after an oil crisis, making Lunar Industries an enormously powerful corporation.

Sam Bell, played by Sam Rockwell, is the base’s lone human employee. His three-year contract requires him to monitor the harvesters, retrieve helium-3 canisters, and send them toward Earth. His only regular companion is GERTY, the station’s artificial intelligence.

The company’s apparently efficient operation conceals the film’s central moral horror: Lunar Industries uses cloned versions of Sam to avoid the expense of repeatedly training and transporting new workers. The name can be confused with corporations from other science-fiction films, such as Weyland-Yutani in “Alien” or the Tyrell Corporation in “Blade Runner,” but neither operates the base in “Moon.”