Munich SpaceTech Startup deltaVision Raises €10.2 Million to Expand Spacecraft Production

The company will use the investment to expand its production capacity and meet the growing demand for its space technology products.

The funding round was led by KT Ventures and Valemount Capital, with support from Futury Capital, private industrial family offices, and other investors. deltaVision chose investors with strong industrial and business experience to support its long-term growth.

Alex Plebuch, CEO and co-founder of deltaVision, said, “We are fully committed to delivering products on an industrial scale. It is exactly what the market demands. We envision an open and interoperable in-orbit-services ecosystem rather than the winner-takes-all approach. An interoperable ecosystem will dramatically increase the overall market size and hence benefit every single stakeholder. deltaVision is building the technology to connect spacecraft in orbit and execute propellant and fluid transfer.”

Founded in 2022 by Plebuch, Dr. Denis Kiefel, and Matthias Günther, deltaVision has been profitable since it was founded and has been supplying space-proven technology since 2025. The company develops fluidic and orbital systems that support a more efficient and sustainable space industry.

deltaVision makes important spacecraft components such as valves, pumps, and pressure regulators. These systems manage fuels, gases, and other fluids used in propulsion, orbital refuelling, active cooling, and other critical spacecraft operations.

According to deltaVision, the demand for its spacecraft components is growing faster than the current supply can handle.

As a result, companies are facing long delivery times, which is creating delays and putting pressure on space programmes around the world.

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