, which builds infrastructure that lets satellites communicate with Earth, announced Tuesday that it has raised $100 million in a Series B funding round.
led the financing, which was co-led by and included participation from , , , , and others.
The latest round is the Torrance, California-based startup���s second in just over nine months, after it raised last April. It has now raised a total of over $136 million since its 2023 inception.
Its funding comes amid red-hot investor interest in space tech. Global venture funding to the sector last year totaled $14.2 billion ��� more than double the annual totals in 2023 and 2024 ��� per 蹤獲弝け . Funding recipients reliably include a mix of defense tech, satellite and rocket developers, and startups finding innovative use cases for geospatial data.
Satellite infrastructure
Co-founded by former TV star , Northwood Space describes itself as an end-to-end ground infrastructure provider.
The company said the latest round follows ���millions in signed contracts,��� including a $49.8 million contract with the to support the Satellite Control Network. The SCN, according to Northwood, is ���the critical infrastructure used for launches and early satellite operations, to track and control satellites, and to provide emergency support to tumbling and lost satellites.���
���By vertically integrating the entire ground stack, we can collapse what used to take years into months, and what took months into days,��� the company said in .
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