Agile Space Industries, also known as Agile Space Propulsion, is a designer and manufacturer specializing in chemical propulsion systems, including thrusters and rocket engines for spacecraft. They utilize advanced additive manufacturing (3D printing) and hot fire testing to rapidly develop and deliver in-space propulsion solutions for civil, commercial, and military markets. Agile is also developing the Tulsa Space Test Center (TSTC), a facility dedicated to in-space propulsion testing. Lockheed Martin is among their investors and they supply thrusters for lunar landers being built by Astrobotic Technology and ispace.
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Agile Space Industries recently expanded with a new advanced manufacturing facility in Tulsa.
Agile Space Industries specializes in chemical propulsion systems for in-space maneuvers and lunar landers.
The window for preferred access to Agile Space Industries is closing for primes, integrators, and constellation operators that have not yet qualified Agile as an approved vendor.
Agile Space Industries closed an oversubscribed $17 million Series A in February 2026.
Lockheed Martin Ventures invested in Agile Space Industries across three consecutive funding rounds: seed, bridge, and a $17 million Series A in February 2026.
Agile Space Industries turned away capital as a result of its oversubscribed Series A, indicating demand exceeded the funding the company accepted.
Lockheed Martin Ventures’ investments in Agile Space Industries are intended to buy optionality and roadmap visibility with the supplier ahead of expected demand peaks in 2027 and 2028.
Agile Space Industries exhibits capital efficiency, growing contracted backlog, and a structural scarcity position in the propulsion market.
Lockheed Martin Ventures’ repeated investments in Agile Space Industries secure preferential access to a domestic propulsion supplier that Lockheed Martin views as critical and narrow.
Lockheed Martin Ventures has invested in Agile Space Industries across three rounds: seed, bridge, and Series A.
A $17 million Series A funding round for Agile Space Industries closed in February with participation from Lockheed Martin Ventures.
Agile Space Industries is based in Durango, Colorado and builds chemical propulsion systems for satellites and in-space servicing vehicles.
Agile Space Industries uses additive manufacturing to compress design-to-tested-hardware timelines to approximately 19 weeks.
Agile Space Industries’ revenue more than tripled over three years, and its bookings increased sixfold.
Europe, Japan, Korea, and India are fostering rapid growth of agile space companies.
Agile Space Industries’ Series A brings the company’s total fundraising to about $40 million.
Caruso Ventures and Howdy Partners led Agile Space Industries’ $17 million Series A funding round.
Agile Space Industries has been cash positive for the past 18 months.
Agile Space Industries’ workforce grew from about 50 employees in 2023 to more than 130 employees today.
Agile Space Industries won a contract to provide propulsion systems for The Exploration Company’s Nyx spacecraft.