Hypernova Fund
Where Capital Meets the Cosmos
Key Investment Themes
Hypernova is backing companies defining
the future
of space
Energy Generation
X-energy, Zeno Energy, StarCatcher (powering space missions)
Space Debris Management
Orbital cleanup solutions
Space Infrastructure
Orbital stations, logistics, and long-term mission support
Propulsion Systems
Advanced engines for satellites and deep space travel
Space Weather Monitoring
Predicting solar activity to safeguard assets and crewed missions
Invested
Team
Proven operators, managers and leaders. Access to exclusive deals, deep industry expertise, and a global network
Grigorii Trubkin
MP, MIT New Space Economy,
second-term MP
Mary Glaz
Principal, aerospace grad, pilot, second-term deep tech VC Partner
Why space. Why now
Public & Private Capital
Increasing institutional
and venture investment
Commercial Expansion
Growth in satellite data, space logistics, and resource extraction
Cost Reductions
Cheaper launches and hardware manufacturing
Government contracts ensure stable funding (NASA, ESA, DoD)
Space remains resilient despite market fluctuations
WEF projects $1.8T space economy by 2035 (from $630B in 2023)
Investment Focus & Selection Criteria
Infrastructure & Core Tech
Propulsion, satellite platforms, in-orbit services
Early-Stage Companies
Seed to Series A, ready for scaling
Strategic Contracts
Secured government or enterprise deals
Experienced Teams
Aerospace and deep-tech expertise
Why Hypernova?
Fund focused
on high-growth
, private space companies. Investing in strategic projects backed by government contracts and private funding. Access to
exclusive deals,
deep industry expertise, and a global network
Exclusive Access
Curated pipeline of vetted companies.
Global Network
Partnerships with Axiom, Voyager, Quantum, and top accelerators
Transparent Structure
Clear investment terms and exit mechanisms
Risk Management
Diversified portfolio
across 15–20 companies
Industry Expertise
Deep understanding of space tech and startup scaling
Be part of a fund investing in the next SpaceX-level success stories. Back high-growth companies shaping the trillion- dollar space economy
