Stoke Space, founded in 2020, is an American space launch company that is based in Kent, Washington. It is a launch provider focused on developing fully and rapidly reusable rockets, specifically the Nova launch vehicle, designed for low-cost, on-demand access to space. Stoke Space has received funding from NASA, the National Science Foundation, and the U.S. Space Force, and is constructing a launch complex at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. Key partners and customers include the U.S. Space Force. Associated keywords: reusable rockets, space launch, Nova, Zenith engine, Andromeda engine, space mobility, space logistics.
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Stoke Space reported a $510 million Series D in October and a $350 million extension in February.
Stoke Space raised another $350 million in the first half of 2026.
Stoke Space raised a $510 million Series D in 2025.
Mach33 is also invested in SpaceX and Stoke Space.
Five companies—Rocket Lab, Stoke Space, Blue Origin, SpaceX, and United Launch Alliance—are eligible to compete for U.S. government national security missions.
Stoke Space raised $510 million in 2025.
United Launch Alliance, Rocket Lab, Stoke Space, and Relativity Space are either operating or planning pad infrastructure in the Florida launch corridor.
Stoke Space added $350 million to its $510 million Series D.
Stoke Space Technologies extended its previous Series D financing, bringing the total amount raised in the round to $860 million.
Andy Lapsa is co-founder and CEO of Stoke Space Technologies.
Stoke Space will use the additional capital to accelerate future elements of its product roadmap.
Stoke Space has raised $1.34 billion to date.
Stoke Space had enough capital at the end of last year to fund the first few flights of its Nova rocket.
Stoke Space raised an additional $350 million in its Series D funding round.
Stoke Space had sufficient capital at the end of last year to fund the first few flights of its Nova rocket.
Stoke Space added $350 million to its Series D fundraising round.
Stoke Space added $350 million to its Series D fundraise.
Stoke Space previously announced a $510 million Series D funding round in October 2025.
Stoke Space’s total funding increased to $1.34 billion after the $350 million extension.
Previous backers of Stoke Space include the U.S. Innovation Technology Fund.