Stoke Space expands Series D funding to $860M to drive Nova launch development
SpaceDaily · 13 Feb 2026
Sydney, Australia (SPX) Feb 13, 2026 Stoke Space Technologies has expanded its previously announced Series D financing round to a total of 860 million dollars as it advances work on its fully and rapidly reusable Nova la...
Stoke Space adds $350 million to Series D round
SpaceNews · 11 Feb 2026
Stoke Space has raised an additional $350 million to advance work on its reusable launch vehicle and future projects.
Stoke Space raises $510 million
SpaceNews · 8 Oct 2025
Stoke Space, a company developing a fully reusable launch vehicle, has raised $510 million to fund operations through its first launches, bringing its total capital raised to nearly $1 billion.
AstroForge announces asteroid target for upcoming mission
SpaceNews · 29 Jan 2025
Space mining company AstroForge has revealed the destination of its next asteroid prospecting mission and has signed a launch contract with Stoke Space.
Stoke Space raises $260 million
SpaceNews · 15 Jan 2025
Stoke Space has raised $260 million to advance development of a fully reusable medium-lift launch vehicle and its Cape Canaveral launch site.
Stoke Space test-fires new booster engine
SpaceNews · 11 Jun 2024
Stoke Space has test-fired a highly efficient engine it is developing for the first stage of its fully reusable launch vehicle.
Stoke Space continues to test reusable second stage, looks ahead to full rocket
NASASpaceflight · 7 Mar 2024
Stoke Space recently carried out the first test of the full-size 30-thruster version of the innovative engine that the company is producing for its in-development second stage. This will be an integral part of its future...
Stoke Space flies reusable upper stage prototype
SpaceNews · 18 Sep 2023
A small hop by a prototype upper stage was a big step in Stoke Space’s efforts to develop a fully reusable launch vehicle.
Stoke Space Hops Rocket For First Time
The Launch Pad · 18 Sep 2023
Stoke Space has successfully conducted a vertical takeoff and vertical landing (VTVL) developmental test flight of Hopper2 at their test site in Moses Lake, Washington.