Argo’s Tug Joins The Lunar Water Race
A provider of “in-space transportation with in-space propellant.”
Stories about how space companies are raising money to take on next-gen missions.
A provider of “in-space transportation with in-space propellant.”
D-Orbit is developing a suite of space logistics capabilities while offering services as a satellite integrator and deployer.
This year’s cohort is Techstars most international group yet, with five of the startups headquartered outside the US.
“Literally everything we put into space will eventually have one of these things.”
“Some of us joke that we’re actually a software company with a network.”
The business plan is simple: Sell large quantities of LOX propellant to companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin.
Investors explain how their strategies are adapting to new technologies and shifting market conditions in LEO
While the fund has global reach, it will focus mainly on the growing talent coming out of Europe.
“Look at the bill of materials for a modern machine—50% of its software.”
CesiumAstro plans to use the extra funds to meet the market’s rapidly growing need for dependable connectivity.
Spain-based Space Mobilization start-up IENAI just closed a €3.9 million funding round.
With Aries already sold out into 2025, Apex plans to use the influx of cash to expand its production capabilities to meet growing customer orders.