The All.Space leadership team. Photo: All.Space

All.Space raised $44 million to fund the commercial launch of the company’s first satellite terminal. All.Space announced the round on Thursday, led by Boka Group, with additional participation from AE Ventures, Seraphim Space, Promus Ventures, and others. 

All.Space’s core technology is a multi-orbit, multi-beam satellite terminal that allows end users to connect with multiple satellites in multiple orbits at the same time with full-performance links. This has been validated in tests with the U.S. military. The company’s target customers are in defense, aerospace, and government operations, across  air, land, sea, and space domains. 

Lead investor Boka Group is focused on national security and defense investments with offices in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia.

John James, managing partner of Boka Group commented: “All.Space has consistently demonstrated its leadership in this sector, with the potential to transform global networks. Our investment underscores our confidence in their vision to redefine global communication and our confidence in their leadership to bring cutting-edge solutions to the forefront of the market.” 

All.Space, formerly Isotropic Networks, recently promoted CFO Paul McCarter to CEO as founder John Finney stepped down from his role leading the company. McCarter previously served in the British Army and has had a career in CEO and managing director roles in Racal, Thales, Cobham and Serco.