Munich-based deltaVision raised 10.2 million EUR in its first funding round. The round was led by KT Ventures and Valemount Capital, with participation from Futury Capital, private industrial family offices and additional investors through a newly established investment vehicle. The funding will support expansion of production capacity, industrialisation of the business, development of integrated fluidic systems, research and production expansion through a French subsidiary, and valve manufacturing capacity in the United States.
About DeltaVision
deltaVision is a Munich-based manufacturer of fluidic systems for launch vehicles, satellites, lunar landers and orbital servicing spacecraft. The company develops valves, pumps, pressure regulators and other fluidic systems that control propellants, pressurants and other fluids used in spacecraft and launchers.
Munich, Germany
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Source: https://tech.eu/2026/07/21/deltavision-raises-eur102m-to-accelerate-orbital-refuelling-technology/
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of funding round did DeltaVision raise?
DeltaVision raised a seed round.
How much did DeltaVision raise in its seed?
DeltaVision raised $10,200,000 EUR in its seed.
When did DeltaVision raise its seed?
DeltaVision raised its seed on 2026-07-21.
Who invested in DeltaVision's seed?
The investors in DeltaVision's seed are: KT Ventures, Valemount Capital, Futury Capital, private industrial family offices, additional investors through a newly established investment vehicle.
What type of investment was DeltaVision's seed?
DeltaVision's seed was a equity investment.
How will DeltaVision use the funds from its seed?
DeltaVision plans to use the funds for: expand production of spacecraft fluidic systems, accelerate the development of in-orbit refuelling technologies, support the industrialisation of manufacturing operations, expand manufacturing capacity, develop integrated fluidic systems, expand research and production through a newly established French subsidiary, establish valve manufacturing capacity in the United States.