The European Investment Bank (EIB) is the financial investment arm of the European Union. It provides financing and advisory support to empower European space companies, including SMEs and startups, helping them to thrive in a competitive global landscape. The EIB collaborates with organizations like the European Commission and the European Space Agency (ESA) to improve access to finance, encourage innovation, and stimulate the development of cutting-edge space technologies.
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The European Investment Bank provided a €50m ($57,000,000) investment in Starship Technologies.
Starship Technologies agreed to a €50 million quasi-equity facility with the European Investment Bank.
The European Investment Bank provided EUR 10 million in funding to the company.
The European Investment Bank financing for Spire Global was announced on 2020-12-03 at the Web Summit conference.
Spire Global raised 20,000,000 EUR from the European Investment Bank.
The European Investment Bank provided 15,000,000 EUR earlier in the year to D-Orbit, an Italian startup developing a last-mile delivery service for smallsat rideshare payloads.
The European Investment Bank is providing D-Orbit with 15,000,000 EUR to scale up its business.
The SPI fund, managed by Bpifrance and the European Investment Bank, participated in Kinéis’s 100,000,000 EUR funding round.
The European Commission and the European Investment Bank Group provided a 100,000,000 EUR loan to ArianeGroup on 2020-01-21 to help finance Ariane 6 development.
On 2020-01-21 at a space policy conference in Brussels, the European Commission and the European Investment Bank Group committed 200,000,000 EUR to support Europe’s space industry.
Avio received a 40-million-euro loan from the European Investment Bank in 2017 and the new financing has the same conditions as that 2017 loan.
Avio is borrowing 10,000,000 EUR from the European Investment Bank to support new space propulsion technologies for Europe’s next-generation Vega C and Ariane 6 launchers.
The European Space Agency signed a deal with the European Investment Bank to help create a level playing field for European companies to grow and compete globally.