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4iG Group previously committed $100 million to Axiom Space with completion scheduled by March 31, 2026.
Axiom Space’s February 2026 financing round included participation from Hungary’s 4iG Group, 1789 Capital, LuminArx Capital, and a personal investment from Axiom founder Kam Ghaffarian.
4iG Group has linked its $100 million commitment to strategic interest in Axiom Space’s orbital data center program.
ESA signed a memorandum of understanding with Axiom Space in October 2023 to collaborate on post-ISS low-Earth orbit activities.
Artemis 3 will provide an opportunity to test lunar spacesuits being developed by Axiom Space.
Axiom Space raised $350 million.
1789 Capital, 4iG, and LuminArx Capital Management participated in Axiom Space’s $350 million financing round.
Axiom Space secured $350 million in financing to advance its mission to deliver the successor to the International Space Station and to ready its next-generation spacesuits for the United States’ return to the Moon.
The financing will support continued development of Axiom Station and production of the Axiom Extravehicular Mobility Unit (AxEMU) under Axiom Space’s NASA spacesuit contract.
J.P. Morgan served as the sole placement agent to Axiom Space in connection with the $350 million financing.
Axiom Space Founder and Executive Chairman Kam Ghaffarian participated in the $350 million financing round.
Thomasina Garza is Senior Director, International Markets at Axiom Space.
Type One Ventures and Qatar Investment Authority co-led the $350 million financing round for Axiom Space.
Axiom Space is building infrastructure and delivering technology-driven services intended to enable human spaceflight, microgravity research, in-space manufacturing, and orbital data compute.
The $350 million financing for Axiom Space includes both equity and debt components.
Axiom Space has begun receiving components for the first flight unit of the AxEMU, with assembly scheduled to be completed by the end of spring.
Axiom plans to launch a habitable module that will remain in orbit until the PPTM undocks from the ISS and docks to the habitat, creating a free-flying commercial station with capacity for four crews before the ISS retirement.
Axiom Space completed an internal technical review of the AxEMU and NASA will evaluate the suit’s readiness for Artemis III.
Axiom Space raised $350 million in a new financing round to support development of a commercial space station and new spacesuits for NASA.
Axiom Space is developing specialized tools and equipment for lunar surface work to facilitate geological sample collection.