INTERGRAVITY TECHNOLOGIES

InterGravity Technologies, based in Daejeon, South Korea, specializes in orbital transportation solutions to enhance in-space activities, focusing on efficient payload delivery systems for various clients. InterGravity Technologies, founded in 2024 in Daejeon, South Korea, focuses on orbital transportation solutions. The company has secured funding through multiple rounds, including a recent KRW 8 billion investment on April 13, 2026, led by Stonebridge Ventures, STIC Ventures, and others. The CEO and founder, Kee-joo Lee, has a background in aerospace technologies that has shaped the company’s strategic direction.

InterGravity Technologies specializes in orbital transportation solutions designed to enhance in-space activity. Their core offerings include orbital transfer vehicles, specifically the iGRVT-50 and iGRVT-500 models, which are engineered for precise payload delivery in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and beyond. These vehicles utilize proprietary thruster technology powered by nitrous oxide and ethane propellants, ensuring reliable transportation of cargo. The services support scientific research, technology demonstrations, and transportation to commercial LEO destinations and lunar surfaces, serving clients such as research institutions and government agencies across North America, Europe, and Asia.

In 2025, InterGravity Technologies generated revenue of KRW 841,749. 8 through direct transactions with clients for their orbital transfer services and in-orbit solutions, focusing on B2B relationships. Their revenue model includes contracts for individual missions and long-term partnerships for recurring launches, with flagship services like the iGRVT-500 offering payload capabilities of up to 300 kg. InterGravity Technologies plans to utilize the recent KRW 8 billion funding to advance the development of its orbital transfer vehicle and in-space manufacturing platform, as well as expand into in-orbit operations services.

The company aims to launch new products targeting specific markets by 2026, enhancing their capabilities to meet growing demand in the aerospace sector.