Impulse Space has secured $300 million in a Series C funding round led by Linse Capital, bringing the in-space transportation services provider's total funding to $525 million.

Impulse Space, an in-space propulsion company, raised $300 million following a $150 million round last year. The funds will help expand operations, including hiring and developing new vehicles like Helios, which enhances payload capacity for missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. Helios, set to launch next year, can move multi-ton payloads rapidly. Impulse's Mira spacecraft has already demonstrated success, attracting interest from the Space Force for its high-thrust capabilities.

(Bloomberg/Sana pashankar) - Impulse Space raised $300 million in its latest funding round as the Silicon Valley-based startup looks to cash in on demand for its highly agile spacecraft.