Enpulsion
Makes FEEP electric propulsion systems for nano and microsatellites, used for satellite manoeuvring in constellations.
Ariane 5 ES lifts off at night from Kourou, 2013. Photo: DLR German Aerospace Center / Thilo Kranz, CC BY 2.0.
Round details
Growth, €22.5M, Mar 2026.
Why it matters
Profitable propulsion supplier using the 2026 growth round to expand in the US space market.
Key figures confirmed by multiple sourcesLast checked 21 October 2026
Enpulsion: key questions
What does Enpulsion do?
Makes FEEP electric propulsion systems for nano and microsatellites, used for satellite manoeuvring in constellations.
Where is Enpulsion based?
Enpulsion is headquartered in Vienna, Austria. It was founded in 2016.
How much funding has Enpulsion raised?
Total funding is ~$34M, based on announced and reported rounds. Latest round: Growth, €22.5M, Mar 2026.
Who are Enpulsion's investors?
Notable investors include Nordwind Growth.
Sources
- deutsche-startups.de/2026/03/05/neura-robotics-sammelt-wohl-1-milliarde-ein-enpulsion-erha
- cbinsights.com/company/enpulsion
- funding.tech.eu/deals/80FD691C-A157-41B9-A364-296D4683DA0F
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