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Company Snapshot
Gravitics is a Space company, based in Marysville, United States, founded 2021 by Colin Doughan, Mike DeRosa.
Recent changes
- Aug 20, 2026Aug 20, 2026IPO $125M StockTitan
- Aug 20, 2026Aug 20, 2026Gravitics Sets Terms for $125M Space-Station IPO Pulse story
Funding History
1 event · sources dated per row| Date | Event | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 20, 2026 | ipo | $125M | — | Pulse story |
Latest Pulse
- Aug 21, 2026The Defense-Space IPO Ladder, By the NumbersThis week's Castelion, Lyntris and Gravitics numbers together show a wide split in how public and private markets are pricing defense and space companies at almost the same moment.→
- Aug 21, 2026Why I'm Wary of This Week's Pre-Revenue IPO RushGravitics is reaching Nasdaq with zero revenue via reverse merger the same week Castelion raised private capital at 26x contracted revenue -- a pattern worth pushing back on before it becomes the default path for hardware startups.→
- Aug 20, 2026Gravitics Sets Terms for $125M Space-Station IPOSpace-infrastructure company Gravitics set terms for a $125M Nasdaq listing via reverse merger, aiming to build private space station modules despite zero revenue and a $24.5M six-month net loss.→
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The Defense-Space IPO Ladder, By the Numbers
This week's Castelion, Lyntris and Gravitics numbers together show a wide split in how public and private markets are pricing defense and space companies at almost the same moment.
BY THE NUMBERS
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Why I'm Wary of This Week's Pre-Revenue IPO Rush
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Why I'm Wary of This Week's Pre-Revenue IPO Rush
Gravitics is reaching Nasdaq with zero revenue via reverse merger the same week Castelion raised private capital at 26x contracted revenue -- a pattern worth pushing back on before it becomes the default path for hardware startups.
TRACE'S TAKE
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Gravitics Sets Terms for $125M Space-Station IPO
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Gravitics Sets Terms for $125M Space-Station IPO
Space-infrastructure company Gravitics set terms for a $125M Nasdaq listing via reverse merger, aiming to build private space station modules despite zero revenue and a $24.5M six-month net loss.
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