In-space propulsion developer Benchmark Space Systems closes $33M in new funding
Benchmark Space Systems, a Vermont-based developer of in-space propulsion products, has raised $33.2 million in new funding.
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Benchmark Space Systems, a Vermont-based developer of in-space propulsion products, has raised $33.2 million in new funding.
Benchmark Space Systems, a Vermont-based developer of in-space propulsion products, has raised $33.2 million in new funding, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Committee. The Series B capital will be used to help the company manufacture at-scale and deliver on the more than 220 propulsion systems in its backlog, Benchmark CEO Ryan McDevitt told TechCrunch. To further boost its manufacturing capabilities, Benchmark also just moved into a new 40,000-square-foot office, testing and production space in Burlington, Vermont.
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A local company's technology launching into space The first launch of Benchmark Space System's propulsion took off Thursday aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Share Updated: 10:41 PM EDT Jul 2, 2021 A local company's technology launching into space The first launch of Benchmark Space System's propulsion took off Thursday aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. Share Updated: 10:41 PM EDT Jul 2, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript A PIECE OF VERMONT FLOATING AROUND IN SPACE... ONE LOCAL BUSINESS DESIGNING TECHNOLOGY. .. THAT could be CRITICAL IN HELPING SATELLITES PROPERLY...