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The $350 million funding will support Axiom Space’s work on the Axiom Station and spacesuit design for NASA.
NASA awarded Axiom Space its fifth private mission to the International Space Station, with the mission expected to fly no earlier than January.
Axiom Space cofounder and chairman Kam Ghaffarian participated in the $350 million funding round with an undisclosed investment.
Axiom Space did not specify the ratio of equity and debt in the funding round.
Vast is the first company other than Axiom Space to be selected by NASA to conduct a private astronaut mission to the ISS, following five prior selections of Axiom Space.
4iG Space and Defence finalized an agreement with Axiom Space to invest $100 million, to be completed by March 31.
Axiom Space’s $350 million funding round included participation from 1789 Capital, 4iG, LuminArx Capital Management, and other investors.
Axiom Space's AxEMU spacesuits are on track to be ready ahead of NASA’s Artemis III mission to the Moon.
Axiom Mission 5 (Ax-5) is scheduled for early 2027.
Axiom Space is under contract with NASA to develop the AxEMU next-generation extravehicular mobility unit spacesuit for Artemis missions.
Axiom Station is intended to operate in low-Earth orbit after the retirement of the International Space Station.
Axiom Space is building Axiom Station as one of the commercial successors to the International Space Station that is currently in development.
Axiom Space conducted Axiom Mission 3 (Ax-3) in January 2024.
Axiom Space’s AxEMU spacesuits are in the critical design phase and are expected to be delivered to NASA in 2027.
Type One Ventures and Qatar Investment Authority co-led Axiom Space’s funding round.
4iG Space and Defence intends to join Axiom Space’s orbital data center program.
All previous five Private Astronaut Missions to the International Space Station were contracted to Axiom Space.
Type One Ventures and Qatar Investment Authority co-led Axiom Space’s $350 million funding round.
Axiom Space conducted Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) in June 2025.
The $350 million financing strengthens Axiom Space’s capacity to operate as an industrial supplier for institutional human spaceflight programs.