A Letter from the People Behind the Missions

Munich, July 2030

It is the summer of 2030. We are writing from the same Munich building where most of you first met us. The benches are still here, and so are the people who built them. Out there, spacecraft refuel in orbit. It happens often enough now that it has stopped making the news.

Read our letter below

To everyone who backed the vision,

Clients, Partners and Investors,

Four years. In this industry, barely the time to qualify a single component. We used this time to fix what was holding the whole sector back: a supply chain that couldn't deliver the cardiovascular system of spacecraft and launchers. Profitable from day one. No capital injection. Fixing this gave us the foundation for something larger. Here is how we made it possible.

In 2026, you backed 125 people. Engineers, mechanics, and everyone else it takes to turn a blank workshop into the backbone of the global supply chain. Together, we built the valves, pumps and fluid control systems that decide whether a launcher ignites, or if a satellite can hold its course. Small parts. Zero room for error. When a mission needed a component or system that existed nowhere, we built it. When a cryogenic problem stopped everyone else in their tracks, we stayed at the bench until we found a way.

125

employees

4800

m² of factory

5000

units per year

customers on 4 continents

€10.2 million gave us the push we needed to scale on an industrial level. The direction held. The same expertise that built propulsion components now builds the subsystem foundation of a refuelling ecosystem: fluidic couplers and utility interfaces that make satellites serviceable, integrated refuelling modules for propellant storage and transfer in orbit.

deltaVision has enabled a modular, interoperable technology stack for orbital refuelling. The road was always there. You funded the climb and backed our vision.

It started with you. With missions few dared to attempt. Landing on the moon. Launching a constellation. Refuelling in orbit. We ensured your mission success.

Today, orbital refuelling has long left the slide decks. Spacecraft once written off are still delivering value. Missions once impossible on a single tank are now enabled.

We are the fluidic backbone of it, delivering interoperable orbital systems for a dynamic and sustainable space economy. We are enabling the orbital refuelling ecosystem, at the scale the orbits finally asked for.

From the co-founders,

We dated this letter 2030.
We are writing it in 2026.

Everything you just read hasn't happened yet.
It will - because of who builds it with us, starting now.
Some of the people thanked here, we have yet to meet.
‍You might be one of them.

Building for the eco-system