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Gravitics

Gravitics is a Marysville, WA-based space-infrastructure company building large orbital structures; it filed an S-1 in August 2026 for a $125M offering via reverse merger onto Nasdaq (ticker GVTX).

SpaceMarysville, USAFounded 2021Founders: Colin Doughan, Mike DeRosaWebsite โ†—
Last verified Sep 23, 2026

Company Snapshot

Gravitics is a Space company, based in Marysville, USA, founded 2021 by Colin Doughan, Mike DeRosa.

Recent changes

  1. Aug 20, 2026Gravitics Sets Terms for $125M Space-Station IPO Pulse story
  2. Jan 12, 2026Raised $28.6M SEC EDGAR Form D

Funding History

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DateEventAmountValuationInvestorsSource
Jan 12, 2026funding round$28.6Mโ€”
SEC EDGAR Form D

Latest Pulse

  1. 2026 US IPO Volume Nears the 2021 RecordUS companies have raised roughly $160.6 billion in IPO proceeds through August 19, putting 2026 within reach of 2021's full-year record of $175 billion even before Anthropic's own listing is counted.โ†’
  2. Three Biotechs File S-1s in the Same WeekTempest Therapeutics, Aptevo Therapeutics and Alzamend Neuro all filed S-1 registration statements this week, a reminder that the biotech IPO pipeline keeps moving even in a news cycle dominated by trillion-dollar AI listings.โ†’
  3. Defense Tech's Private Funding Boom Builds Toward IPOsCrunchbase's roundup of this week's biggest funding rounds shows defense tech and AI infrastructure leading private capital deployment, increasingly feeding a public defense-tech IPO pipeline rather than staying purely private.โ†’
  4. The 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.โ†’
  5. Where 2026's Record IPO Money Is Actually LandingBreak 2026's roughly $160B in IPO proceeds down by sector and it's concentrated in a handful of mega-deals -- space, AI and defense -- while smaller biotech, SPAC and fintech listings continue at a steadier pace underneath.โ†’
  6. 2026's SPAC Comeback, Read Through Three DealsThree SPAC deals in as many weeks -- Karman Line's blank-check filing, FORT Robotics' $557M merger, and a new physical-AI safety category -- show the SPAC structure quietly finding real footing again in defense and robotics.โ†’
  7. Why 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.โ†’
  8. Gravitics 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.โ†’

Coverage Timeline

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  1. Aug 21, 2026IPOThe Defense-Space IPO Ladder, By the Numbersโ†’
  2. Aug 21, 2026IPOWhy I'm Wary of This Week's Pre-Revenue IPO Rushโ†’
  3. Aug 20, 2026IPOGravitics Sets Terms for $125M Space-Station IPO$125M IPOโ†’

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