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Investor portfolio, from our funding record
Counted rounds
3
Led
2
1 as participant
Companies
2
Disclosed round value
$369M
3 of 3 rounds disclosed; whole rounds, not this investor's share
First deal
2023-05-24
SatVu
Latest deal
2026-06-09
Isar Aerospace
Molten Ventures appears on 3 counted private space funding rounds in our records, into 2 companies: recorded as lead on 2 and as a participant on 1.
The earliest is SatVu on 24 May 2023; the latest is Isar Aerospace on 9 June 2026.
3 of the 3 rounds disclosed a size, together $369M. That is the size of the rounds Molten Ventures took part in, not the amount Molten Ventures invested: we hold no per-investor allocations and do not estimate them.
The investor most often on the same counted rounds as Molten Ventures is Lockheed Martin, on 2 rounds.
Private funding rounds into space companies that name Molten Ventures as lead or participant, newest first, each with its source. Round size is the whole round; a blank size was never disclosed and is not estimated.
| Date | Company | Stage | Role | Round size | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Isar AerospaceRecorded as Series D | Series D and later | Participant | $312M | Isar Aerospace (opens the source for this round) | |
| SatVu | Other or unlabelled private round | Lead | $40.6M | Satellite Vu (opens the source for this round) | |
| SatVuRecorded as Series A-2 | Series A | Lead | $15.7M | SpaceNews (opens the source for this round) |
Rounds come from company announcements, regulatory filings and press reports. Amounts, valuations and investors are as reported and may be incomplete or later revised. Not investment advice, and not an offer or solicitation for any security. Full disclaimer
| Stage | Rounds |
|---|---|
| Series A | 1 |
| Series D and later | 1 |
| Other or unlabelled private round | 1 |
| Sector | Rounds |
|---|---|
| Analytics | 2 |
| Launch | 1 |
| Year | Rounds |
|---|---|
| 2026 | 2 |
| 2023 | 1 |
Investors named on the same counted rounds, by the number of rounds shared.
Showing the 10 most frequent of 17 co-investors. The full list is part of a SpaceNexus Research seat.