Founded in 2012, Space Capital is a venture capital firm with over $1 billion AUM investing at the intersection of space technology and global markets.
We invest across the space economy stack — GPS, Geospatial Intelligence, and Satellite Communications — from infrastructure to distribution to applications. We understand the space economy at a fundamentally deep level. Our partners have built advanced rockets and satellites, founded companies with assets currently in orbit, and led multiple category-defining exits as CEO, including the $500M sale of Skybox Imaging to Google.
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Chad Anderson, Founder & CEO. He is the author of The Space Economy (Wiley, 2023).
2012, in New York City. The firm traces its origins to Space Angels (2007) and rebranded to Space Capital in 2020.
Over $1 billion in assets under management.
Yes. Space Capital is the world's largest space-focused venture fund — verifiable from its public SEC registration and stated by CNBC and other major outlets.
Early-stage companies across the space economy stack — GPS, Geospatial Intelligence, and Satellite Communications — from infrastructure to applications.
Space Capital's quarterly report tracking space startup and investment activity, cited by the U.S. Department of Commerce and the National Space Council.
Space Capital originated as Space Angels, an angel investment platform founded in 2007, and rebranded to Space Capital in 2020.
Space Capital IV launched in 2026 (announced March 11, 2026), continuing the firm's high-conviction strategy across all three layers of the space economy — infrastructure, distribution, and applications.