Stoke Space is developing Nova, a fully reusable orbital launch vehicle, with its first launches targeted for 2027 and 2029. It is also rebuilding and preparing LC-14 at Cape Canaveral for Nova launches.
Stoke Space is a US launch company building Nova, a fully reusable two-stage medium-lift rocket (both stages recovered, a unique architecture in the field), with a first flight planned from a rebuilt LC-14 and a vertically integrated Kent HQ. It raised a $510M Series D (September 2025, USIT-led, extended February 2026) that funded the LC-14 activation, and is an NSSL Lane 1 member. It is pre-revenue, on a slipping first-flight watch.
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Stoke Space is developing Nova, a fully reusable orbital launch vehicle, with its first launches targeted for 2027 and 2029. It is also rebuilding and preparing LC-14 at Cape Canaveral for Nova launches. Stoke Space is a US launch company building Nova, a fully reusable two-stage medium-lift rocket (both stages recovered, a unique architecture in the field), with a first flight planned from a rebuilt LC-14 and a vertically integrated Kent HQ. It raised a $510M Series D (September 2025, USIT-led, extended February 2026) that funded the LC-14 activation, and is an NSSL Lane 1 member. It is pre-reven
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Stoke Space is based in Kent, Washington, United States.
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