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A new opportunity has become available to access Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos' privately held aerospace company, reportedly at a pre-money valuation at aproximately of $138.45 billion (closed July 2026, led by Coatue Management).
Blue Origin is evolving from Jeff Bezos’ privately funded space venture into a vertically integrated space infrastructure business, spanning heavy-lift launch, propulsion, lunar transportation, orbital logistics, and communications. Blue Origin is building an ecosystem,its core programs include:
- New Glenn - a reusable orbital launch vehicle capable of carrying 45 metric tons to low Earth orbit, with a first stage designed for 25+ flights and a 7-metre fairing offering roughly double the payload volume of conventional 5-metre fairings.
- Blue Moon - the company's lunar cargo and human landing system, developed under a $3.4 billion NASA Human Landing System contract — making Blue Origin one of NASA's two primary commercial lunar lander providers, alongside SpaceX.
- BE-4 - Blue Origin's heavy-lift rocket engine, supplying its own launches as a standalone propulsion business.
- Blue Ring- an orbital spacecraft platform for transporting, hosting, and servicing payloads in space.
- TeraWave - Emerging communications infrastructure, including the Quartz ground-station network.
NASA selected Blue Origin for a $3.4 billion Human Landing System contract, beyond the HLS contract, Blue Origin has received additional NASA funding for lunar cargo work and, in May 2026, secured a U.S. Space Force launch task order supporting a National Reconnaissance Office mission - an early signal of traction in national-security launch, a market historically dominated by SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.
This is a long-duration, pre-revenue-at-scale opportunity, suited to investors with genuine risk appetite and a long time horizon, seeking exposure to the long-term growth of the commercial space sector.
This opportunity is being made available through our US-based partner, who has previously brought wholesale investors access to pre-IPO positions in Anthropic, Cerebras, SpaceX, xAI, Anduril, Figure AI, Palantir, Polymarket, Kalshi and Airbnb.
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