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Seraphim Capital’s 70 million-pound space fund is investing in Iceye’s planned synthetic aperture radar constellation.
Since Seraphim Capital established its dedicated space fund in 2017, European entrepreneurs who previously sought U.S. venture capital have begun seeking investment closer to home.
Seraphim Capital formed the Space Camp accelerator in 2017 to help startups position themselves for future investment and establish relationships with industry partners.
Seraphim Capital established a dedicated space fund in 2017.
Seraphim Capital measured a 30 percent growth in space investments in 2018, totaling $3,250,000,000.
Both Seraphim Capital and Space Angels identified launch as the single largest area of investment activity in 2018, totaling between $1,300,000,000 and $1,600,000,000.
Seraphim Capital counted $845,000,000 invested in satellite constellations and airborne platforms in 2018, a 27 percent increase versus the prior year.
Seraphim Capital counted $3,250,000,000 invested in the space sector in 2018.
Seraphim Capital included Cloud Constellation's December announcement of a $100,000,000 investment in its 2018 totals, while Space Angels excluded the $100,000,000 because Cloud Constellation said the investment would not close until early 2019.
Seraphim Capital estimated that European companies increased their share of global space investment from 13 percent in 2017 to 18 percent in 2018.
Seraphim Space Camp is a nine-week accelerator program for space technology startups.
The seed investment round was announced on January 16 and was led by a Danish investment fund with support from Seraphim Capital.