Space Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm based in New York City that invests exclusively in space-based technologies. It focuses on unlocking value in space technology stacks like GPS, geospatial intelligence, and satellite communications. As a seed-stage investor, Space Capital manages over $150 million in assets across three funds and has invested in companies at the forefront of innovation in the space economy. In addition to its venture capital activities, Space Capital is also the parent brand of Space Angels, an angel investment platform, and Space Talent, a career platform for the space industry.
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Eclipse Space is backed by Space Capital, Tectonic Ventures, and Ubiquity Ventures.
Eclipse Space has backing from early-stage investors Space Capital, Tectonic, and Ubiquity.
Janikowski argues that Canada should support the TSX as a primary venue for space capital.
Europe's post-Niinistö defense-space capital is described as €131 billion.
Space Capital’s Q1 2025 Space Investment Quarterly reported $4.3 billion invested in 104 companies in the first three months of 2025.
Space Capital estimated that cumulative private market equity investment in the space economy reached $347.9 billion since 2009.
Space Capital’s Q3 2025 Investment Quarterly found that late-stage, defense-aligned companies captured a disproportionate share of investment.
Space Capital’s Q3 2025 Investment Quarterly tracked $5.8 billion invested across 115 companies.
Space Capital, Dynamo Ventures, and Channel 39 Ventures participated in Lux Aeterna’s seed round.
The financing round was led by Balerion Space Ventures with participation from In-Q-Tel, Qatar Investment Authority, Mitsui & Co., Ltd, MUFG, Nikon Corporation, Stellar Ventures, Space Capital, and Earthrise Ventures.
Vast’s Series A financing round was led by Balerion Space Ventures and included IQT, the Qatar Investment Authority, Mitsui, MUFG, Nikon, Stellar Ventures, Space Capital, Earthrise Ventures, and company founder Jed McCaleb.
Investors in Vast’s Series A round include In-Q-Tel, Qatar Investment Authority, Mitsui & Co. Ltd., MUFG, Nikon Corporation, Stellar Ventures, Space Capital, Earthrise Ventures, and Jed McCaleb.
Space Capital's Space Investment Quarterly report shows investment in space infrastructure reached $22.2 billion in 2025.
Chad Anderson is the CEO and founder of Space Capital.
Space Capital reported that 86% of investment rounds in Q3 2025 were driven by venture capitalists.
Boggett indicated that European efforts to address space capital shortfalls have mostly focused on early-stage companies.
Space Capital recorded a $47,000,000,000 investment peak for the global space economy in 2021.
Space Capital reported that around $17,900,000,000 was invested in the global space economy in 2023.
Investment in the space industry totaled $2.2 billion in Q1 2023, according to Space Capital.
Space Capital and EVE Atlas provided funding for Kayhan Space’s $7,000,000 seed extension.