Open Cosmos closes $300 million round in the midst of the space industry boom
The satellite company closes the largest financing operation of a Spanish startup so far in 2026 with the participation of investors such as Lightrock, ETF Partners, ICF or Entrepreneurs First.
Open Cosmos, a Spanish-British company specializing in satellite manufacturing and space infrastructure, has secured €300 million in funding to boost its connectivity and real-time intelligence business. This is the largest investment in a Spanish startup so far in 2026, led by European investors including Lightrock, ETF Partners, and the Institut Català de Finances (ICF).
The funds will be used to expand satellite manufacturing capacity and accelerate the deployment of intelligence and connectivity services. Open Cosmos aims to democratize access to satellite data, allowing more organizations to use it at reduced costs. The company has a significant presence in Spain, with its Spanish headquarters in Barcelona and facilities in several regions.
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