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deltaVision raises €10.2M to scale spacecraft fluidic systems and in-orbit refuelling tech

German spacecraft component developer deltaVision has raised €10.2 million (about $11.6 million) in its first funding round to expand production of valves and related propulsion/fluidic components for rockets and satellites. The funding will support industrialisation and accelerate development of in-orbit refuelling technologies, targeting its first in-orbit refuelling payload in 2027.

Discovered 2026-07-21T00:53:50.658012-07:00 | 2026-07-21T00:53:50.658012-07:00

Briefing

What Hype is tracking

The round (€10.2M / $11.6M) funds scaling of spacecraft fluidic systems—an enabling subsystem for higher-throughput satellite and space logistics architectures.
deltaVision’s stated roadmap targets its first in-orbit refuelling payload in 2027, aligning capital deployment with near-term in-space servicing and sustainability needs.
As the company moves from development toward industrialised production of valves and fluidic equipment, it signals the supply-chain maturation required to support growing demand for propulsion and refuelling hardware across rockets and satellites.

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