The round was officially announced in Turin at an event hosted by Revolv Space at La Centrale Lavazza, attended by investors, customers, partners, and institutions. The funds will be used to increase production capacity for the company’s already qualified products, with the goal of becoming a go-to supplier for commercial and institutional constellations and to develop a line of solar arrays compatible with its current products.
Turin, November 11, 2026. Revolv Space, the Italian company that designs and manufactures motion and power generation systems for satellites, has closed a €5 million ($5.6 million) Series A financing round. The round was led by Deep Ocean Capital SGR, which joins Revolv’s shareholders through its Deep Blue Ventures and Deep Blue Space Ventures funds. Alongside Deep Ocean Capital SGR, the round includes Primo Capital SGR, which first backed the company in 2024 through its Primo Space fund; CDP Venture Capital, through its Fondo Acceleratori, already a shareholder in the Turin-based company through the TakeOff Accelerator; and Sole Ventures, a group of four strategic investors with long management and entrepreneurial experience in the European space sector. With this round, Revolv Space has raised a total of €8.6 million ($9.6 million) since its founding, of which €7.8 million ($8.7 million) in equity. The new capital will speed up the industrialization efforts of the company, a supplier that has shown commercial traction from the start. Today it counts 8 international customers, 27 units in orbit and more than 83 units produced and delivered, with the rest currently being integrated or awaiting launch.
How the capital will be used
About two thirds of the capital raised will go toward industrializing the company’s already qualified motion products and increasing their production capacity. Revolv’s technologies have been validated through both ground testing and in-orbit operation, and have already found strong commercial demand among international customers. Revolv now aims for efficient, sustainable serial production, so it can deliver at high volume and establish itself as a reliable partner for satellite constellation programs. Constellation builders, who deploy dozens or hundreds of coordinated satellites, need standardized components, reliable performance, and competitive prices and lead times. To meet these needs, Revolv will invest in production facilities, in training its production technicians, and in optimizing its supply chain. Part of the capital will also fund research and development efforts on a product line of solar arrays compatible with the company’s current products. This step make Revolv a vertically integrated supplier, able to offer customers the entire power generation subsystem as a pre-integrated supply.
The announcement at an exclusive event
Revolv chose to share the news with the people who made this milestone possible. The announcement came this evening at “Series” , the event hosted by the company at La Centrale Lavazza in Turin. It was attended by key players in the Italian aerospace ecosystem, institutional representatives, customers, the investment funds backing the company, and the entire team. “For the Revolv of four years ago, this round would have been the finish line. We got here thanks to the work of an extraordinary group of people and the trust of our customers, investors, and institutions. Today, for us, it is a starting point: we want to produce hundreds of units a year, serve more customers with increasingly integrated systems, and reach full financial autonomy” said Marco Sala, CEO and Co-Founder of Revolv Space.
“Space is one of the most fascinating and strategic frontiers of the technological transformation we are living through. This is true for the space sector itself, and also because space is where enabling technologies can be tested and validated before finding applications across many sectors of the economy on Earth. Space is where Europe’s ability to turn its scientific ambitions into real technological sovereignty is put to the test, turning research into industrial innovation that strengthens the competitiveness, autonomy and excellence of our country’s supply chains. Revolv Space is a concrete example: a project born from the talent and insight of a young team that, in just four years, has turned an idea into a technology the market is asking for. Supporting Revolv as it moves from in-orbit validation to serial production means contributing to something bigger than one company’s success: a European ecosystem able to generate innovation, attract talent, and take a leading role in the major technological challenges of the coming decades” said Emilia Garito, Chair and Co-Founder of Deep Ocean Capital SGR.
The Primo Space fund renews its commitment after backing Revolv in 2024. “We have believed in Revolv Space since its earliest stages, recognizing a team able to combine technical excellence with an international outlook. The results achieved so far confirm that the company is on solid ground. This new investment will support the company’s transition to production at scale, with the ambition of becoming one of Europe’s leading suppliers enabling the development of satellite infrastructure. ” said Raffaele Mauro, General Partner at Primo Capital.
“We are proud to have supported Revolv Space since its early growth stages through Takeoff Accelerator. This round confirms the value of a proprietary technology that increases the energy efficiency and operational performance of small satellites, helping to strengthen Italy’s role in a strategic sector like the space economy” said Stefano Molino, Senior Partner and Head of the Fondo Acceleratori at CDP Venture Capital.
“Italy, and Europe as a whole, need to strengthen their industrial and technological capabilities in space by supporting companies that develop innovative technologies able to compete internationally. Revolv is a compelling opportunity in this context. Our investment reflects our confidence in the company’s potential and our commitment to supporting its growth, including by contributing the expertise, experience and network we have built in the sector” said Andrea Bennetti, Founding Partner of Sole Ventures.
Revolv Space was advised on the transaction by Gianni & Origoni, with a team led by Silvia Bernardi. Deep Ocean Capital was advised by Sani Zangrando, with a team composed of Partner Francesco Santoro, Senior Associate Marianna Moscarelli, and Associate Claudia Sconza, and CDP Venture Capital by CastaldiPartners, with a team made up of Riccardo Gotti Tedeschi and Margherita Luppi.
Turin, the place to grow
Serial production requires space and people. Revolv will expand its production site in Turin from 500 to 1,500 square meters, tripling its footprint. It will also grow its team of 40 by about 60%, with around 25 new hires planned over the next few years. Staying and growing in Turin is a deliberate choice. Revolv wants to be part of the city’s aerospace manufacturing and industrial base, one of the leading clusters in the sector in Italy, and to grow alongside the companies, suppliers and research centers that drive it. Tonight’s event, with much of that ecosystem in the same room, is the clearest sign of that commitment.
Revolv Space from day one to today: from space sunflowers to a family of motion and power products
Revolv’s story began in 2022 with a simple idea: a space sunflower, a system that keeps a satellite’s solar arrays pointed at the sun, the way the flower follows it through the day. It was the first step in a technology roadmap that has since grown into a family of pointing, actuation and deployment systems for satellites. In 2024 came the first commercial contracts and a €2.6 million capital raise. 2025 brought the most important test: Revolv Space’s first three products (SARA, HOLLY and PAVEL) were launched on a demonstration mission aboard D-Orbit’s ION platform, which confirmed their nominal performance in their operating environment. The same year brought the first repeated orders and Blue Canyon Technologies, the company’s first US customer, a satellite manufacturer that chose Revolv for a NASA mission. In 2026 Revolv completed delivery of the flight models for that mission, won a contract for its first geostationary orbit mission, and expanded its product portfolio. Today the company offers solutions for satellites of up to one metric ton, operating from low Earth orbit to geostationary orbit, with plans to expand to lunar missions. At the same time, the company is growing beyond Europe, starting with North America, where Revolv announced a new sales manager with twenty years of experience.
