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SmallSpark Space Systems raises £500k from Deepbridge Capital to advance space propulsion technology.

Deepbridge Capital backed the seed round to support the commercialisation of advanced space propulsion systems.

£500KSeed

SmallSpark Space Systems develops advanced propulsion technologies and design tools to facilitate cost-effective and environmentally friendly access to space. Based in Cardiff, the firm builds systems for small satellites and offers cloud-based design optimisation.

SmallSpark Space Systems has secured £500k in seed funding from Deepbridge Capital to support its ongoing commercialisation efforts. The capital will be deployed to drive product development and expand key industry relationships.

Advisory services for the transaction were provided by the GS Verde Group. The investment arrives as the company experiences team growth and prepares for further recruitment across engineering roles throughout the coming year.


From the founder

"We have been delighted with our progress to date and the significant interest in our technologies from major players in our sector. This next stage of development will see the Company expand on these exciting relationships whilst continuing our product development."
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Joseph Ward

CEO and Founder at SmallSpark Space Systems


Investor perspective

"SmallSpark represents cutting edge innovation which has the potential to be at the heart of the global demand for cost-efficient technologies to enable the safe delivery of commercial launches. It is expected that the current generation of launch vehicle won’t be able to keep up with the impending boom of commercial launches, and we look forward to SmallSpark leading the way."
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Adrian Neilan

Investment Director, Technology, Deepbridge Capital


Use of funds

  1. 01Continue product development

Investors

Deepbridge Capital

Adrian Neilan

Deepbridge Capital


Categories

AI/MLIoTSatellites

About the company

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SmallSpark Space Systems

SmallSpark Space Systems develops next-generation rocket propulsion and satellite technologies.

Cardiff, UK Website
£500KRaised