Space Investing for Europe

The goal of SVI is to be a European leader for space investing, attracting capital from primarily Europeans (USA, Canada, Australia are included too), and investing mainly in European space companies, and globally, where opportunities arise.

SVI was formed in 2014, has grown organically, accrued expertise in the space investing sector, and is now scaling up to fund and profit from disruptive space technology opportunities.

To date, from capital raised, SVI has invested in multiple early-stage companies (Earth Observation, InsurTech, Maritime Surveillance, and Launch), plus spin-outs / joint ventures that are zeroing in on the next game-changer: Space Resources, or more succinctly and within our generational timeframe, Lunar Exploration and Extraction of Resources.

SVI aims to invest, when appropriate, in selected space stocks and space funds that fulfil a function and adhere to an overall Strategic Space Value Chain philosophy.

Our Strategy Going Forward

SVI’s strategy from 2025 onwards includes the following:

  • Investing in innovative European space start-ups and companies, by leveraging its experience and investments to capitalise on the expanding space economy.
  • Exploring Space Resources and Lunar Mining, and further developing joint ventures such as Lunar Resources Registry UG (previous part of a European Space Agency Business Incubation Centre, and now part of Thales Alenia Space – Space Business Catalyst (an accelerator)) and European Light Lunar Lander.
  • Developing companies and products related to on-orbit servicing and space commodities, further improving a previous concept the Space Commodities Exchange.

Summary

Space Ventures Investors is undergoing a restructuring to become a leading European space investment company. SVI will transform into a PLC with a view to being a publicly tradable share-holding company in Europe and have access to German and European capital.
SVI is focusing on new space enterprises that have found their niche and identified how their business model can best realise its potential. SVI is moving away from Earth observation start-ups and now focusing on new launch technologies, on-orbit servicing, and space resources. The company aims to create value by building innovative space companies and developing the strategic space value chain.