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Starbridge Venture Capital

Starbridge Venture Capital

District of Columbiastarbridgevc.com

Overview

Starbridge Venture Capital is an early-stage venture fund focused on the space technology and services sector . Its focus is on finding and investing in companies whose products will play an important role in developing new commercial space activity, while at the same time having significant profit potential in existing markets right here on earth .

Year Founded

2017

Portfolio Companies

20

Investments

Starbridge Venture Capital investments
CompanyDateStageLead
Axiom SpaceFeb 2021Series BCo-investor
UmbraDec 2022Series BCo-investor
OffWorldMar 2022SAFELead
Space ForgeDec 2021SeedCo-investor
Cosmic Shielding CorporationMay 2021Convertible DebtCo-investor
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Sector & Stage Mix

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Investment Activity

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2022
2023
2024
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2026

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FAQ

Where is Starbridge Venture Capital based?

Starbridge Venture Capital is headquartered in District of Columbia.

When was Starbridge Venture Capital founded?

Starbridge Venture Capital was founded in 2017.

How many portfolio companies does Starbridge Venture Capital have?

Starbridge Venture Capital has 20 portfolio companies in Caplight's dataset.

What are some companies in Starbridge Venture Capital's portfolio?

Portfolio companies visible on Caplight include Axiom Space, Umbra, OffWorld, Space Forge, Cosmic Shielding Corporation.

What was Starbridge Venture Capital's most recent investment shown here?

Starbridge Venture Capital's most recent investment in this portfolio sample was in Umbra in 2022.

What sectors does Starbridge Venture Capital focus on?

Starbridge Venture Capital focuses on Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Telecommunications & Networking, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Energy & Sustainability, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Consumer & Commerce, Telecommunications & Networking, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Enterprise Software, Telecommunications & Networking, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Energy & Sustainability, Telecommunications & Networking, Frontier & Industrial Tech, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Telecommunications & Networking, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Energy & Sustainability, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Enterprise Software, Energy & Sustainability, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Energy & Sustainability, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Frontier & Industrial Tech.

What company stages does Starbridge Venture Capital focus on?

Starbridge Venture Capital typically invests at the Early stage.

What is Starbridge Venture Capital's AUM?

Starbridge Venture Capital's assets under management are estimated between $50.0M and $100.0M.

Firmographic Details

HeadquartersDistrict of Columbia
Year Founded2017

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