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X-Bow Systems develops additively manufactured solid rocket motors and launch vehicles for responsive national security space access.
ACTIVEX-Bow Systems makes additively manufactured solid rocket motors, mainly for U.S. Army and Navy missiles and hypersonic weapons, including Standard Missile Mk 72 and Mk 104 motors, and also develops small launch vehicles.
X-Bow Systems makes additively manufactured solid rocket motors, mainly for U.S. Army and Navy missiles and hypersonic weapons, including Standard Missile Mk 72 and Mk 104 motors, and also develops small launch vehicles.
Not ranked: No measurable space activity in our data (space-coded federal awards or subcontracts, space revenue in the company’s SEC annual report, an orbital launch, or a space-segment profile: for a defense company or a diversified aerospace group, a subsector naming space work, and for a diversified group a space line cited at $100M or more): scored, but not ranked as a space company.
1 of 6 inputs measured · Insufficient data · 25% of applicable weight backed by data
Not measured: Headcount, Market value, Reported revenue
Not measured: Capital raised (24 months)
Not measured: Open-role change (90 days)
A pillar score averages the company’s percentiles among the tracked companies with a value: relative standing, not a grade. Inputs measured 2026-10-13 (UTC) · methodology v6. Every input, its value and percentile · How it is computed
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Sources: Founded, Headquarters, CEO
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2 private rounds on record (1 with no stated amount, counted but not added). Debt, grants, state capital, owner funding and acquisitions are listed under Funding history by class and not added in.
Suborbital boost rocket powered by X-Bow's additively manufactured solid rocket motors, the first of its modular boost vehicles; has flown multiple times since 2022.
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Compiled Oct 13, 2026 from 2 public records. Every figure links the record it comes from.
Latest sourced round
Series B: amount undisclosed
Co-led by Razor's Edge Ventures (first close) and Lockheed Martin (strategic portion)
Source: X-Bow Systems (PR Newswire)
Announced May 12, 2025
Sourced rounds on record
2 rounds, $27.0M disclosed
1 with no amount disclosed
Published rounds with a source link only, on the same rules as the funding tracker. Each round links the source that states its figure; amounts in other currencies are converted to dollars at the rate shown on the funding tracker.
Lockheed Martin (strategic portion)
Co-led Series B (May 12, 2025)
X-Bow Systems (PR Newswire), May 12, 2025
Razor's Edge Ventures (first close)
Co-led Series B (May 12, 2025)
APA
SpaceNexus. (2026, October 13). X-Bow Systems: Company dossier [Data set]. Retrieved October 13, 2026, from https://spacenexus.us/company-profiles/x-bow-systems
Chicago
SpaceNexus. "X-Bow Systems: Company dossier." Data as of October 13, 2026. Accessed October 13, 2026. https://spacenexus.us/company-profiles/x-bow-systems.
BibTeX
@misc{spacenexus_xbowsystems_2026,
author = {{SpaceNexus}},
title = {{X-Bow Systems}: Company dossier},
year = {2026},
month = oct,
howpublished = {\url{https://spacenexus.us/company-profiles/x-bow-systems}},
url = {https://spacenexus.us/company-profiles/x-bow-systems},
urldate = {2026-10-13},
note = {Data as of 2026-10-13; each fact links its primary source}
}Crosslink Capital and Razor's Edge Ventures
Recorded as lead of Series A (Apr 27, 2022)
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