Updates from the Frontier
Tyranny of the VC Equation
There are many great startup companies that may generate significant returns, but most of them don’t pass the difficult threshold of being VC investable because their return profile doesn’t close the “VC equation.”
Learn more about the Tyranny of the VC Equation to understand how investors assess your business and your porfit potential.
2025 Expectations
The space industry is gaining more momentum now than at any time in human history. Due to technological improvements, increased government space budgets, and a changing regulatory environment, we expect this trend to accelerate in 2025. We’ve collated some of our predictions for this coming solar orbit. While no one can predict the future, we do expect great things this year!
The Space Industry is Uncorrelated to Other Investment Opportunities
SpaceFund presents new research that shows the space industry is weakly correlated to eight tested market indices and alternative investment asset classes. This lack of correlation, coupled with the industry’s consistent growth could offer valuable diversification and hedging opportunities for investors.
International Space Regulatory, Legal, and Business Leader, Sagi Kfir, Joins SpaceFund as General Counsel.
As a respected aerospace executive with 25 years of complex legal and business experience, Sagi will be responsible for all aspects of legal, compliance and regulatory functions for SpaceFund’s multiple funds and management company.
International Business Leader, Leonardo A. Rodriguez, Joins the SpaceFund Board of Directors
SpaceFund, Inc., a world-leading space venture capital firm, is thrilled to announce that internationally respected business leader Leonardo (Leo) A. Rodriguez has joined its Board of Directors to help drive growth at SpaceFund and its 21 portfolio companies. Mr. Rodriguez began this role in early January and is already contributing significantly to the fund’s operations and fundraising.
Why We’re Not on the Moon
As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first humans to walk on the Moon, you might notice we aren’t celebrating it on the Moon. Why? Having achieved the greatest feat in human history, why is all we have to show for it flags, footprints, and footage?