deltaVision

Summary active Updated Jul 21, 2026

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Location Munich, Germany
Founded 2022
Latest Stage First Round
Total Raised €10.2M+

About

deltaVision is a Munich, Germany-based developer of fluidic systems — including valves, tanks, and propellant-management components — for launch vehicles, satellites, lunar landers, and in-orbit servicing spacecraft 123. Founded in 2022 as a Technical University of Munich spinout, the company has grown to approximately 134 employees and describes itself as profitable prior to raising external institutional capital, and plans to launch its first integrated refuelling payload into orbit in March 2027 23. On 2026-07-21, deltaVision announced its first equity funding round of €10.2 million, led by KT Ventures and Valemount Capital (which had each previously provided convertible loans) with participation from Futury Capital and several family offices 123. Proceeds will fund an increase in component production to 5,000 units per year, establishment of a French subsidiary (deltaVision SASU) in Nouvelle-Aquitaine focused on sensing and intelligence products, and continued R&D on integrated propellant-transfer systems for in-orbit refuelling 23.

Disclaimer: This is a lean profile built from initial round coverage and may be expanded as more information becomes available.

Funding History

Date Round Amount Lead Co-investors
2026-07-21 First Round €10.2M KT Ventures, Valemount Capital Futury Capital, undisclosed family offices 123

What Investors Say

“We’re not investing in a promise, we’re investing in a profitable business model with enormous tailwind and international growth opportunities.”

— Johannes Pichler, KT Ventures, on the deltaVision round 3.

What Founders Say

No independently sourced founder quotes found in primary press for this round.

Sources


  1. “Profitable space startup deltaVision secures €10.2 million to provide the cardiovascular system for spacecraft,” EU-Startups, July 21, 2026. Accessed July 2026. https://www.eu-startups.com/2026/07/profitable-space-startup-deltavision-secures-e10-2-million-to-provide-the-cardiovascular-system-for-spacecraft/

  2. “deltaVision Raises €10.2 Million to Scale Production of Spacecraft Propulsion Components,” SpaceWatch.GLOBAL, July 2026. Accessed July 2026. https://spacewatch.global/2026/07/deltavision-raises-e10-2-million-to-scale-production-of-spacecraft-propulsion-components/

  3. “deltaVision raises €10.2M from KT Ventures and Valemount Capital to scale space fluidic systems,” Tech Funding News, July 2026. Accessed July 2026. https://techfundingnews.com/deltavision-10-2m-funding-orbital-refuelling-fluidics/