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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The U.S. Space Force awarded Stoke Space a National Security Space Launch contract.
Stoke Space is developing the fully reusable Nova launch vehicle to provide high-frequency access to orbit.
The new capital raised by Stoke Space will expand production capacity for the Nova vehicle and activate Launch Complex 14 at Cape Canaveral.
Stoke Space announced a $510 million Series D funding round led by Thomas Tull’s US Innovative Technology Fund.
Stoke Space has raised a total of $990 million following its Series D funding round.
Stoke Space has secured a $100 million debt facility led by Silicon Valley Bank.
Stoke Space has raised $510 million in Series D funding.
The new financing more than doubles total capital raised by Stoke Space to $990 million.
The funding will accelerate product development and expansion at Stoke Space.
Stoke Space has raised $510 million in a Series D funding round.
Stoke Space's new financing more than doubles its total capital raised to $990 million.
The environmental impact statement for SLC-37 illustrates restriction zones affecting other emerging launch vehicle companies like Relativity Space and Stoke Space.
Stoke Space plans to invest in its supply chain, the Boltline product, and infrastructure to prepare for high-cadence launch operations.
Previous investors in Stoke Space include 776, Breakthrough Energy, Glade Brook Capital Partners, Industrious Ventures, NFX, Sparta Group LLC, Toyota Ventures, and Woven Capital.
Stoke Space has completed mission duty cycle testing on Stage 1 and Stage 2 flight-like engine configurations since its Series C round in January.
Stoke Space has raised $510 million in Series D funding to develop its Nova rocket.
The US Innovative Technology Fund led the Series D funding round for Stoke Space.
Stoke Space has completed mission duty cycle testing on Stage 1 and Stage 2 flight-like engine configurations.
Stoke Space has a software product called Boltline for engineering and manufacturing, which it plans to invest in with the funding.
Stoke Space is developing a reusable, medium-lift Nova launch vehicle based in Kent, Washington.