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Ursa Major has scaled manufacturing and supply chains to deliver hypersonic systems and advanced propulsion at an industrial scale.
Ursa Major intends to scale its solid rocket motor and sustained space mobility manufacturing capacity.
Ursa Major announced over $115 million in bookings through the first three quarters of 2025.
Ursa Major received an additional $50 million in debt funding commitments.
Ursa Major's bookings include government and commercial partnerships with the U.S. Department of War, U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Stratolaunch, and BAE Systems.
Ursa Major aims to address urgent needs in the U.S. industrial base for modernized solutions.
Ursa Major is recognized for proving it is building the next great aerospace and defense company.
Eclipse led the Series E funding round for Ursa Major, joined by Woodline Partners, Principia Growth, XN, and Alsop Louie Partners.
Eclipse led the Series E funding round for Ursa Major.
Ursa Major added Ronald Sugar and Gilman Louie to its corporate board.
Ursa Major's hypersonic systems and advanced propulsion are being delivered at industrial scale.
Woodline Partners, Principia Growth, XN, and Alsop Louie Partners participated in Ursa Major's Series E funding round.
Ursa Major plans to rapidly field its throttleable, storable, liquid-fueled hypersonic and space-based defense solution.
Ursa Major announced plans to expand beyond its rocket engine business into 3D printing solid rocket motors due to demand from the Department of Defense.
The funding will support Ursa Major's goals of scaling manufacturing and production across its product lines.
Ursa Major has successfully flown its hypersonic engines and tactical missiles several times since the last funding round.
Ursa Major will deliver Draper engines and associated services under the contract.
Ursa Major has been awarded a $34.9 million contract from an undisclosed U.S. aerospace and defense company.
One of Ursa Major’s solid rocket motors completed a successful flight test on a Raytheon-built missile for the U.S. Army on 2024-12-18.
Ursa Major secured a $12,500,000 investment from the Department of Defense’s Office of Strategic Capital with matching funds from the company to further develop its Lynx solid rocket motor manufacturing process.