Isotropic Systems raises $14m in Series A funding led by Boeing HorizonX Ventures.
Boeing HorizonX Ventures led the Series A round to advance space-based connectivity.
Isotropic Systems develops transformational broadband terminal technologies designed to improve connectivity across the satellite ecosystem.
Isotropic Systems has secured $14m in Series A funding led by Boeing HorizonX Ventures, with additional participation from WML, Space Angels, and Space Capital. The capital will support the commercialisation of its technology for satellite operators and facilitate expansion into adjacent markets. This financing follows a period of growth involving strategic partnerships across high-throughput satellite and mega-constellation sectors.
John Finney, chief executive of Isotropic Systems, noted that the backing provides access to testing facilities and technical expertise to accelerate deployment. Brian Schettler of Boeing HorizonX Ventures added that the investment aims to broaden space-based connectivity options for the mass market.
From the founder
"The Series A financing builds on an exceptional year for Isotropic which saw a rapidly growing roster of strategic partners and customers who are poised to unlock the full potential of high-throughput satellites and mega-constellations across all orbits,"
John Finney
Founder and CEO at Isotropic Systems
Investor perspective
"Isotropic’s solution allows for increased capabilities at reduced costs for satellite service providers,"
Brian Schettler
managing director, Boeing HorizonX Ventures
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- 01Fund the next phase of growth
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Isotropic Systems
Isotropic Systems builds advanced multi-link antennas for satellite communication.