# Stoke Space

> Stoke's latest round extends Seattle's hard-tech profile and puts second-stage reuse back on the commercial launch roadmap.

## Why it is interesting

Launch cost per kilogram has declined, but the second stage remains largely expendable in most systems. A fully reusable medium-lift rocket could meaningfully change the economics of constellations, orbital manufacturing, and deep-space payloads. - LEO constellation demand is outpacing available launch cadence. - Government and commercial customers want launch diversity beyond SpaceX. - NASA, Space Force, and allied programs are increasingly buying from new entrants. Stoke's latest round extends Seattle's hard-tech profile and puts second-stage reuse back on the commercial launch roadmap.

## Profile

- **Stage:** other
- **Status:** private
- **Industries:** space-tech
- **Coverage:** full
- **Last updated:** 2026-02-25

## Key facts

- Disclosed financing: $350M
- Covered in 1 Venture Capital Tracker article(s)

## Related articles

- https://venturecapitaltracker.com/2026-stoke-space-350m-reusable-rockets

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Source: https://venturecapitaltracker.com/startup/stoke-space