TURIN, Italy — Satellite motion and power generation systems manufacturer Revolv Space has closed a €5 million ($5.6 million) Series A financing round led by Deep Ocean Capital SGR, the company announced on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026.
The capital injection will accelerate serial manufacturing of qualified solar tracking mechanisms and fund development of integrated solar array product lines for commercial and institutional constellations.
Capitalization History and European Investor Syndicate
The funding round brings Revolv Space’s total funding raised to €8.6 million ($9.6 million) since its founding in 2022, including €7.8 million ($8.7 million) in equity. Deep Ocean Capital participated through its Deep Blue Ventures and Deep Blue Space Ventures funds. The syndicate includes repeat backing from Primo Capital SGR through its Primo Space fund, which previously supported the company when Revolv Space secured €2.6 million in seed funding in 2024, alongside CDP Venture Capital’s Fondo Acceleratori and space executive group Sole Ventures.
Flight-Proven Mechanisms and Power Generation Hardware
Revolv designs and manufactures autonomous solar array drive assemblies (SADAs), deployment hinges, and power transfer systems for satellites weighing up to 1,000 kilograms across low Earth orbit (LEO) and geostationary Earth orbit (GEO). The company’s core product lines—including the SARA solar tracking drive, HOLLY deployment mechanism, and PAVEL hinge—achieved in-orbit validation aboard a D-Orbit ION satellite carrier in 2025.
With 27 units currently operating in orbit and 83 units delivered across eight international customers, Revolv recently expanded its orbital reach by securing a contract to supply SARA Pro solar array drive assemblies to Infinite Orbits for geostationary servicing platforms, while delivering flight models to U.S. satellite prime Blue Canyon Technologies for a NASA mission.
Turin Facility Expansion and Production Targets
“For the Revolv of four years ago, this round would have been the finish line,” said Marco Sala, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Revolv Space. “Today, for us, it is a starting point: we want to produce hundreds of units a year, serve more customers with increasingly integrated systems, and reach full financial autonomy.”
To support serial production, Revolv will allocate two-thirds of the proceeds to expand its manufacturing site in Turin from 500 to 1,500 square meters, while expanding its 40-person team by 60% with 25 technical hires. The remaining capital will fund research into compatible solar array wings, transitioning Revolv into a supplier capable of delivering pre-integrated power generation subsystems.
