Stoke Space
Fully reusable two-stage orbital rocket company.
Stoke Space Technologies, Inc. develops a fully reusable two-stage orbital launch vehicle. Founded by Andy Lapsa (ex-Blue Origin BE-3/BE-4 engine programs) and Tom Feldman (ex-Blue Origin/SpaceX), the company won a NSSL Phase 3 Lane 1 award from the U.S. Space Force and was allocated Launch Complex 14 at Cape Canaveral.
Overview
- Headquarters
- Kent, WA
- Founded
- 2020
- Employees
- ~435-500
- Total funding
- ~$1.3B
- Valuation
- $2.0B
- Stage
- Series D
- Status
- active
- Domains
- Website
- www.stokespace.com
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Frequently asked
- What does Stoke Space do?
- Stoke Space Technologies, Inc. develops a fully reusable two-stage orbital launch vehicle. Founded by Andy Lapsa (ex-Blue Origin BE-3/BE-4 engine programs) and Tom Feldman (ex-Blue Origin/SpaceX), the company won a NSSL Phase 3 Lane 1 award from the U.S. Space Force and was allocated Launch Complex 14 at Cape Canaveral.
- Where is Stoke Space headquartered?
- Stoke Space is headquartered in Kent, WA and was founded in 2020.
- How much funding has Stoke Space raised?
- Stoke Space has raised ~$1.3B in disclosed funding, at a most recent valuation of $2.0B.
- Does Stoke Space hold government contracts?
- Defense Tech Atlas links Stoke Space to 1 government contract.
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Stoke Space closed $100 million in new Series B investment, more than doubling total funding to $175 million
Stoke Space: Stoke Space Announces $100 Million in New InvestmentVerified2023-10-05 - 2
Stoke Space was allocated historic Launch Complex 14 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station by Space Launch Delta 45
Stoke Space: Stoke Space has been allocated historic Launch Complex 14 at Cape CanaveralVerified2023-03-07 - 3
Andy Lapsa (CEO, ex-Blue Origin BE-3/BE-4 engine programs) co-founded Stoke Space with Tom Feldman (ex-Blue Origin/SpaceX)
GeekWire: Uncommon Thinkers: Stoke Space CEO Andy Lapsa explores an innovative route to rocket reusabilityVerified2024-01-01