Dawn Aerospace is a space transportation company focused on providing sustainable and scalable access to space. They are known for developing green propulsion technology and reusable spaceplanes, including the Mk-II Aurora suborbital spaceplane. Dawn supplies propulsion systems globally and aims to reduce the costs associated with satellite launches, with hardware already flying on missions launched by SpaceX, Soyuz and Vega. The company has operations in New Zealand, the Netherlands, and the United States.
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Dawn Aerospace supplied Ossie’s propulsion system.
Dawn Aerospace’s upcoming Mark II is designed to reach 100 kilometers of altitude with a 15-kilogram payload.
Dawn Aerospace has developed Aurora in New Zealand.
Dawn Aerospace’s Aurora is a suborbital spaceplane developed by the company.
Dawn Aerospace is a New Zealand-Dutch company developing satellite propulsion systems, reusable spacecraft, and on-orbit refueling technologies.
Dawn Aerospace plans for Aurora to become the first vehicle to cross the Kármán line twice in the same day within the next 12 months.
Dawn Aerospace expects to demonstrate its Loop orbital refueling service by 2028.
Dawn Aerospace closed a $25 million Series B funding round at a post-money valuation of $195 million.
Dawn Aerospace reached positive cash flow.
Dawn Aerospace says some refueling ports have already been installed on Royal Netherlands Air Force satellites.
Balerion Space Ventures led Dawn Aerospace’s $25 million Series B round.
Dawn Aerospace’s revenue grew from less than $3 million after its 2022 Series A round to more than $15 million.
Dawn Aerospace plans to provide Oklahoma with operating capability up to Mach 3.7 under a $17 million partnership that is scheduled to begin in 2027.
Dawn Aerospace’s technologies support more than 20 missions for commercial and government operators in the United States, Europe, and Japan.
Dawn Aerospace says it is the world’s leading supplier of non-toxic chemical propulsion, with 200 operational thrusters in orbit on more than 50 satellites.
Dawn Aerospace is a New Zealand-Dutch space transportation company.
Dawn Aerospace has cash-flow positive operations.
Dawn Aerospace targets a 2028 demonstration for its Loop refueling service.
Dawn Aerospace’s Aurora spaceplane reached supersonic speeds in November 2024.
Dawn Aerospace has a $17 million partnership with Oklahoma.