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iSpace Secures $148M in Series E Funding for Reusable Rocketry

Key Takeaways
  • iSpace raises $148 million in series E funding.
  • Funding to support Hyperbola-3 reusable launch vehicle development.
  • Company plans to list on STAR Market in 2027.
  • iSpace faces strong competition in China's commercial space sector.
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Strategic Implications

This funding may indicate growing confidence in iSpace's reusable rocketry capabilities. The investment suggests a strategic push by China's state banks into commercial space, which could strengthen the country's position in the global launch market and may signal a shift towards more private investment in space technology.

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What Happened

Chinese Launch Vehicle Maker Advances Hyperbola-3 Development

Chinese reusable launch vehicle maker iSpace has secured nearly $148 million in a first batch of series E funding, which will support the development of its Hyperbola-3 reusable launch vehicle. The funding round was dominated by asset investment companies affiliated with China’s major state banks, reflecting the central government’s emphasis on the strategic importance of commercial space. iSpace plans to use the funding to advance its research and mass production capabilities, as well as launch and sea recovery infrastructure, with the goal of launching the Hyperbola-3 before the end of 2026. This development was first reported by SpaceNews.

Source | Originally Published: August 12, 2026

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iSpace Secures $148M in Series E Funding for Reusable Rocketry

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Key Takeaways
  • iSpace raises $148 million in series E funding.
  • Funding to support Hyperbola-3 reusable launch vehicle development.
  • Company plans to list on STAR Market in 2027.
  • iSpace faces strong competition in China's commercial space sector.
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Strategic Implications

This funding may indicate growing confidence in iSpace's reusable rocketry capabilities. The investment suggests a strategic push by China's state banks into commercial space, which could strengthen the country's position in the global launch market and may signal a shift towards more private investment in space technology.

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What Happened

Chinese Launch Vehicle Maker Advances Hyperbola-3 Development

Chinese reusable launch vehicle maker iSpace has secured nearly $148 million in a first batch of series E funding, which will support the development of its Hyperbola-3 reusable launch vehicle. The funding round was dominated by asset investment companies affiliated with China’s major state banks, reflecting the central government’s emphasis on the strategic importance of commercial space. iSpace plans to use the funding to advance its research and mass production capabilities, as well as launch and sea recovery infrastructure, with the goal of launching the Hyperbola-3 before the end of 2026. This development was first reported by SpaceNews.

Source | Originally Published: August 12, 2026

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