Sybilla Technologies announced the completion of its first external funding round, raising 35 million PLN (about $9.5 million). The investment was provided by 3TS Capital Partners and Vinci S.A.
The company said the financing represents a major milestone and serves as validation of the technology and capabilities it has spent years developing. Sybilla Technologies is focused on building one of Europe’s most advanced commercial space surveillance platforms through a proprietary global network of optical sensors designed for high-precision orbital monitoring and space domain awareness.
According to founder and CEO Piotr Sybilski, the company’s systems and analytical services are already being utilized by national space agencies, the European Space Agency, and defense-sector organizations throughout Europe. Sybilski said the latest financing is not only a financial achievement, but also an endorsement of the company’s long-term vision and technological capabilities.
As activity in orbit continues to accelerate, Sybilla Technologies believes that independent access to reliable space situational awareness is becoming increasingly important for security, sovereignty, and commercial operations. The company noted that space is becoming more congested and contested, making accurate monitoring capabilities a strategic necessity rather than simply a technical advantage.
Sybilla Technologies said the new capital will strengthen its position as a critical infrastructure provider supporting both the security sector and the commercial space economy. The funding is expected to accelerate the company’s efforts to enhance its space surveillance technologies and expand its role in providing independent capabilities for Europe.
The company said it intends to play an important role in developing sovereign European capabilities in space domain awareness. By providing high-precision monitoring and analytics, Sybilla aims to support governments, defense organizations, and commercial customers as the number of satellites and other objects in orbit continues to grow.
Sybilski said Europe requires independent capabilities in this field and emphasized that the company intends to help build them. He also thanked investors 3TS Capital Partners and Vinci S.A., along with the company’s institutional and governmental partners, for sharing its vision and supporting its mission.
Sybilla Technologies also recognized the contributions of its employees, noting that the team’s expertise and commitment have been instrumental in reaching this stage of development.
With the completion of its first external financing round, Sybilla Technologies said it is entering a new phase of growth focused on expanding Europe’s ability to monitor and protect increasingly important orbital infrastructure.
