deltaVision Raises €10.2 Million to Scale Space Fluidic Systems and Orbital Refuelling Technology
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deltaVision Secures €10.2 Million to Expand Space Manufacturing
Munich-based spacetech company deltaVision has raised €10.2 million in its first external funding round to scale the production of fluidic systems for the space industry.
The round was led by KT Ventures and Valemount Capital, with participation from Futury Capital and several family offices.
Founded in 2022 by Alex Plebuch, Denis Kiefel, and Matthias Guenther, deltaVision develops valves, pumps, and pressure regulators used in launch vehicles, satellites, and lunar landers.
Scaling Space Fluidic Systems
The company plans to use the new funding to increase annual component production to 5,000 units, establish its French subsidiary deltaVision SASU, and accelerate the development of integrated propellant-transfer systems for in-orbit satellite refuelling.
deltaVision currently serves more than 60 customers across four continents and has been profitable since its launch.
Supporting Future Space Missions
The company also plans to launch its first integrated orbital refuelling payload in March 2027. Its technologies have already been used in missions supporting the European Space Agency's Argonaut lunar lander program.
With the latest funding, deltaVision aims to strengthen its manufacturing capabilities while expanding its international presence in the growing space infrastructure market.
