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Kymeta

Kymeta develops flat-panel electronically-steered satellite antennas based on metamaterials — liquid crystal-tunable resonators etched into a thin surface that steer beams without any moving parts.

Headquarters
Redmond, United States
Founded
2012
Type
commercial
kymetacorp.com
Founded
2012
Headquarters
Redmond, United States
Ownership
Private
Last round
Undisclosed round · $80.6M 2021-12
Quick Facts
Country
United States
Founded
2012
Type
commercial
Status
operational

About Kymeta

Updated 2026-09-05

Kymeta develops flat-panel electronically-steered satellite antennas based on metamaterials — liquid crystal-tunable resonators etched into a thin surface that steer beams without any moving parts. Founded in 2012 in Redmond, Washington (near Microsoft, which was an early backer), the company targets the maritime, defense, and vehicle mobility market where traditional mechanically-steered dish antennas are impractical. Kymeta's u8 terminal provides simultaneous multi-orbit connectivity (GEO + LEO) and was among the first commercially available flat-panel satellite terminals.

The company has partnerships with Intelsat (hybrid network distribution) and Toyota (connected vehicles). Competitors include Viasat, Intellian, and Starlink's flat-panel for mobility, but Kymeta's metamaterial approach offers a distinct form factor advantage in size and profile for platform integration.

Funding history

5 events
DateRoundAmountInvestorsSource
2021-12-01Undisclosed round$80.6M— Form D filed 2022-03-15 by KYMETA Corp: $80.6M sold of a $131.5M offering (first sale 2021-12-01).sec.gov
2021-05-26Undisclosed round$30.0M— Form D filed 2021-06-11 by KYMETA Corp: $30.0M sold of a $30.0M offering (first sale 2021-05-26).sec.gov
2020-06-22Undisclosed round$215.0M— Form D filed 2020-09-18 by KYMETA Corp: $215.0M sold of a $254.2M offering (first sale 2020-06-22).sec.gov
2016-01-08Undisclosed round$60.8M— Form D filed 2016-01-22 by KYMETA Corp: $60.8M sold of a $62.4M offering (first sale 2016-01-08).sec.gov
2013-06-27Undisclosed round$50.0M— Form D filed 2013-07-10 by KYMETA Corp: $50.0M sold of a $50.0M offering (first sale 2013-06-27).sec.gov

Team

  • Nathan Kundtz Founder · source

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Kymeta was founded in 2012 in United States.
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Kymeta is headquartered in Redmond, United States.
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Kymeta develops flat-panel electronically-steered satellite antennas based on metamaterials — liquid crystal-tunable resonators etched into a thin surface that steer beams without any moving parts. Founded in 2012 in Redmond, Washington (near Microsoft, which was an early backer), the company targets the maritime, defe…
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Kymeta is a privately held company and is not listed on any stock exchange.
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Kymeta works in satellite communications.

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Matched to SEC EDGAR · data pass September 5, 2026
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