Sophia Space Raises $7 Million in SAFE Financing, Total Funding Reaches $22 Million

Jun 23, 2026
Sophia Space has completed a $7 million SAFE financing round, bringing its total funding to $22 million. The round included participation from EverGreen, SparkLabs Group, and other investors to support expansion of its AI infrastructure for space systems.

Sophia Space has completed a $7 million SAFE financing round, bringing its total funding to $22 million announced in a press release. The round included participation from EverGreen, the NVIDIA Alumni Investment Network, SparkLabs Group, and other strategic investors.

The company stated that the new capital will be used to expand product development, grow engineering and commercial teams, and accelerate strategic partnerships. Funds will also support the deployment of Sophia Space’s technology platform across government, commercial, and international markets.

Sophia Space focuses on developing intelligent systems and AI infrastructure for the space economy. The company aims to enable more autonomous, scalable operations in both terrestrial and orbital environments. With this latest financing, Sophia Space plans to accelerate its roadmap and strengthen its presence in the global AI and aerospace sectors.

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