Kymeta
Flat-panel satellite antenna manufacturer for mission-critical military and government communications.
Kymeta manufactures electronically steered flat-panel satellite antennas using metamaterials technology, providing multi-orbit, on-the-move communications for defense and government customers. The company's Osprey u8 and Goshawk u8 terminals operate across GEO, LEO, and cellular networks. Kymeta was selected as a multi-orbit SATCOM provider for the US Army's Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) pilot program and has sold over 9,000 units in more than 80 countries and territories, including 500+ Osprey terminals across the Army, Marine Corps, and SOCOM. Manny Mora, a defense-industry executive, became CEO in November 2025, succeeding Rick Bergman. Recent partnerships include integrating Kymeta's conformal multi-orbit antenna technology into iRocket's missile interceptors to support the Pentagon's Golden Dome program, and joining Red Cat's Futures Initiative for contested-environment maritime communications.
Overview
- Headquarters
- Redmond, WA
- Founded
- 2012
- Employees
- ~221-275 (LinkedIn directory shows 221; DB's prior 275 not independently refuted)
- Total funding
- $437M
- Stage
- Series C
- Status
- active
- Domains
- Satellite communications, Flat-panel antennas, Defense connectivity
- X / Twitter
- x.com/KymetaCorp
- Website
- kymetacorp.com
Cap table7
Approximate ownership by holder. Indexed holders link to their records.
Raised per round
Percentages marked ~ are not disclosed. Some are a generic VC-pattern model (founders/team weighted heaviest, option pool lightest, other holders evenly) sized to whatever's left undisclosed — a standard industry shape, not this company's actual cap table.
| Holder | Instrument | Ownership |
|---|---|---|
Founders & team | Common | ~37.5% |
Other investors | Preferred / Common | ~25.0% |
Series C investorsNew | Preferred (Series C) | ~25.0% |
Employee option pool | Options | ~12.5% |
Programs0
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Frequently asked
- What does Kymeta do?
- Kymeta manufactures electronically steered flat-panel satellite antennas using metamaterials technology, providing multi-orbit, on-the-move communications for defense and government customers. The company's Osprey u8 and Goshawk u8 terminals operate across GEO, LEO, and cellular networks. Kymeta was selected as a multi-orbit SATCOM provider for the US Army's Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) pilot program and has sold over 9,000 units in more than 80 countries and territories, including 500+ Osprey terminals across the Army, Marine Corps, and SOCOM. Manny Mora, a defense-industry executive, became CEO in November 2025, succeeding Rick Bergman. Recent partnerships include integrating Kymeta's conformal multi-orbit antenna technology into iRocket's missile interceptors to support the Pentagon's Golden Dome program, and joining Red Cat's Futures Initiative for contested-environment maritime communications.
- Where is Kymeta headquartered?
- Kymeta is headquartered in Redmond, WA and was founded in 2012.
- How much funding has Kymeta raised?
- Kymeta has raised $437M in disclosed funding.
- What does Kymeta specialize in?
- Kymeta works across Satellite communications, Flat-panel antennas, Defense connectivity.
- Does Kymeta hold government contracts?
- Defense Tech Atlas links Kymeta to 1 government contract.
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