Astranis Space Technologies is a satellite manufacturer and operator that builds small, low-cost telecommunications satellites for providing dedicated internet bandwidth, especially to underserved regions. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company utilizes its MicroGEO satellites with proprietary software-defined radio payloads to offer bandwidth-as-a-service. Astranis has contracts with the U.S. Space Force, NASA, and commercial partners like Pacific Dataport and Anuvu, focusing on connectivity solutions and government science missions. The company aims to produce up to 24 satellites a year.
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Thaicom 9 is an Astranis-built satellite.
Astranis raised $450 million in new capital, bringing its total funding to more than $1.2 billion.
Astranis will use the new funding to accelerate satellite production for commercial customers and expand support for major U.S. government programs.
Astranis has recently secured new satellite projects with Chunghwa Telecom in Taiwan and MB Group in Oman.
Trinity Capital provided Astranis with a delayed-draw credit facility of up to $155 million.
Astranis was selected as the prime contractor for the initial phase of several U.S. Department of War programs, including Protected Tactical Satcom-Global, Resilient GPS, and Andromeda.
Astranis’s new $300 million Series E round was co-led by Snowpoint Ventures and Franklin Templeton.
Andreessen Horowitz, BlackRock-affiliated funds and accounts, Baillie Gifford, Fidelity Management & Research Company, BAM Elevate, Nimble Partners, and Friends & Family Capital participated in Astranis’s new Series E round.
Astranis is on contract to provide a MicroGEO communications satellite for Taiwan.
Astranis is on contract for SSC’s Andromeda program, which focuses on SDA capabilities in GEO.
Andreessen Horowitz participated in Astranis’s Series E round.
Astranis’s Series E round valued the company at $2.8 billion.
Astranis is on contract for the Space Force’s Protected Tactical Satellite Communications-Global program.
Funds managed by BlackRock, Baillie Gifford, and Fidelity Management and Research Company participated in Astranis’s Series E round.
Snowpoint Ventures and Franklin Templeton co-led Astranis’s Series E round.
Astranis raised a $300 million Series E to continue development of its GEO spacecraft.
Astranis will use the new funds to ramp up spacecraft production.
Astranis secured a $155 million delayed-draw credit facility from Trinity Capital.
Astranis is on contract for SSC’s Resilient GPS program.
Astranis’s previous fundraise was a $200 million Series D in July 2024.