Latitude has secured €27 million in funding to further develop its Zephyr rocket, anticipating its first launch in 2025, supported by key investors including Crédit Mutuel Innovation and Bpifrance.
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Latitude is a pioneering French aerospace company recognized for the design of the Zephyr rocket, whose first launch is anticipated in 2025. Recently, Latitude secured €27 million in funding contributed by its existing investors, including Crédit Mutuel Innovation, Expansion, and Bpifrance via the Deep Tech 2030 fund managed on behalf of the French government, alongside new participant Blast.club. Additionally, Kima Ventures and individual investors have joined this funding round.
Stanislas Maximin, the CEO and co-founder of Latitude, expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from the shareholders, emphasizing that such backing acknowledges a year and a half of dedicated work and critical results toward becoming a market leader by the end of the decade. The year 2024 is viewed as pivotal as the company prepares for Zephyr's first flight and begins servicing its initial customers.
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Crédit Mutuel Innovation, Expansion, Bpifrance, UI Investissement, Blast.club, Kima Ventures, individual investors
invested in
Latitude
in 2024
in a Series A deal
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Transaction Size: $29M