Look Up secures €50 million in funding to accelerate the global deployment.

• This funding round, which combines equity, bank debt, and non-dilutive public funding from the European Union, ranks Look Up among the Top 3 largest Series A rounds in European Space Tech.
• The participation of European national funds and an institutional EU fund in Look Up’s capital reflects a shared ambition to give the company a European dimension amid an unprecedented geopolitical context.
• The non-dilutive support from the EU will help fund the deployment of two radars in French Polynesia.
• In addition to expanding its SORASYS radar network, this new funding will enable Look Up to accelerate international growth and develop advanced Space Traffic Management and Space Operations-as-a-Service offerings for public and private stakeholders.

• Look Up is thus deploying a holistic strategy across the entire value chain, at a time when space traffic and risks are rising exponentially and space is becoming a field of economic and military competition

Paris (France), June 11, 2025 – Three years after its founding, Look Up (formerly Look Up Space), a European company born in Toulouse and specializing in orbital safety and the protection of space infrastructure, announces a €50 million funding round combining equity, bank debt, and public grants. This operation is one of the largest Series A rounds in Space Tech over the past decade.

The equity funding round is led by UK-based ETF Partners, totaling €24 million. Leadwind, KFund’s early growth fund (Spain) and the EIC Fund (EU) join as new shareholders, while MIG Capital (Germany), Karista (France), and Expansion (France) reaffirm their support after participating in the 2023 seed round.

Additionally, Look Up receives €15 million in non-dilutive funding from the European Union, to support the deployment of two radars in French Polynesia.

Several banking institutions are also contributing to the financing round through debt, bringing the total financing to nearly €50 million.

This funding, coming exclusively from recognized European financial players, validates the European scope of the company, which aims to offer an end-to-end solution for space safety and operations.