Seraphim closes $100m venture fund for spacetech: ‘Long-term benefits for our planet’

Seraphim partners James Bruegger (left), Mark Boggett, and Rob Desborough. Supplied
26 feb. 2026
06:00
Seraphim, the world's only listed spacetech investor, has closed a new fund as it looks to turn Earth's orbit into a hub for climate, defence, and health innovation.

British listed venture capital firm Seraphim has closed its latest fund at $100m as it looks to back startups building everything from medical labs in orbit to satellites that track carbon removal.

New LPs in the fund include the British Business Bank (BBB), The National Security Strategic Investment Fund (NSSIF), and corporate backers such as Saudi Arabia-based Arabsat. They join existing investors including European satellite firm Eutelsat, Japanese IT company NEC, and SKY Perfect JSAT, a Ja...

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