How much has Astranis raised?

The company’s disclosed total is more than $1.2B when the 2026 Series E and credit facility are included. That total combines venture equity and credit capacity because satellite manufacturing requires working capital, hardware, and mission assurance.

Key investors include Andreessen Horowitz, BlackRock affiliates, Baillie Gifford, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, Snowpoint, BAM Elevate, Venrock, and Trinity Capital. a16z is especially important because it led the 2018 Series A and 2024 Series D.

Public secondary and funding reports point to a valuation moving from $1.4B in 2021 to a reported roughly $2.8B in the 2026 Series E. The move reflects demand for high-orbit satellites and U.S. government space programs.

Astranis has not disclosed profitability and has not announced an IPO. It is scaling hardware production, so near-term capital use likely favors manufacturing capacity, program delivery, and government compliance rather than accounting profitability.

The funding signals real buying power for manufacturing, supply chain, test automation, security, compliance, and government-program tooling. Sellers should map to mission-critical programs and budget owners, not generic SaaS pain.