Polish SpaceTech startup Sybilla exits bootstrapped orbit with over €8 million to strengthen space monitoring

Sybilla Technologies, a Polish SpaceTech company specialising in space situational awareness (SSA), space traffic management (STM), and orbital safety, has raised over €8 million in a funding round. The round was led by TCEE Fund IV, advised by 3TS Capital Partners, with participation from Vinci’s venture capital fund. The founders and existing shareholders retain a […] The post Polish SpaceTech startup Sybilla exits bootstrapped orbit with over €8 million to strengthen space monitoring appeared first on EU-Startups .

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Polish SpaceTech startup Sybilla exits bootstrapped orbit with over €8 million to strengthen space monitoring

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