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Axiom Space lands US$350m funding boost to fast-track space station and lunar spacesuits

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Axiom Space Inc. invests into assets: commercial space station.

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Axiom Space lands US$350m funding boost to fast-track space station and lunar spacesuits. Stephen Kuper 16 February 2026 Commercial space company Axiom Space has secured US$350 million (AU$494.6 million) in new financing to accelerate development of its planned commercial space station and its next-generation spacesuits. This financing deal comes as the United States prepares to return astronauts to the moon for the first time in more than half a century. The funding will support Axiom Space's ambition to deliver a successor to the International Space Station and to advance work on its lunar spacesuits, which form part of a contract with NASA. The capital raising was co-led by Type One Ventures and the Qatar Investment Authority, with additional backing from investors, including 1789 Capital, 4iG and LuminArx Capital Management. Axiom Space founder and executive chairman Kam Ghaffarian also invested in the round, while JP Morgan acted as the sole placement agent. Ghaffarian said the strong investor support underlined confidence in the company's vision and leadership as the space sector shifts towards commercial operations in low-Earth orbit. "The continued backing of strategic partners and world-class institutional investors reinforces the strength of our vision as we lead the transition to a commercial space economy," he said. "We're proud to welcome them as...

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Feb 16, 2026
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