Gravitics

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Gravitics, a Marysville, Wash.-based space hardware startup, is preparing to go public through a reverse takeover of Florida shell company Non-Invasive Monitoring Systems. The plan includes an 8.1-million-share offering priced at $14 to $17 per share, averaging $125 million, and a proposed move from OTC to Nasdaq. An SEC notice also reveals a $17 million funding round completed earlier this year; Gravitics is developing orbital carriers and station modules, including a pressurized module under a $125 million Axiom Space contract.

Sep 2026GeekWireNews article

Gravitics is developing three orbital carriers under a contract with Golden Dome to support space-based missile defense systems. The project aims to deploy infrastructure capable of intercepting threats from orbit. Gravitics specializes in in-space logistics and infrastructure solutions for defense applications.

Aug 2026SpaceNewsNews article

Gravitics secures a **NASA SBIR Phase I award** to develop the **Multiple-Downmass Hangar**, a system enabling cost-effective and frequent commercial sample returns from low Earth orbit. The orbital infrastructure company will advance technology supporting reusable logistics for space missions. NASA’s SBIR program funds small businesses to innovate solutions for agency needs.

Aug 2026Yahoo FinanceNews article

Teri Hatfield, former Salesforce EVP and Tableau CRO, joins Iterable in a new executive role. Seattle startups AIM and Gravitics expand their leadership teams with senior hires. AIM and Gravitics focus on AI-driven solutions and aerospace technology, respectively.

Aug 2026GeekWireNews article