Today, Liftero began trading on NewConnect, the growth market of the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
The listing marks an important step in scaling BOOSTER – Liftero’s configurable green chemical propulsion system – and building the production capacity needed to serve a rapidly growing satellite market.
Every year, thousands of satellites are launched into orbit. Many of them require propulsion to maintain their orbit, perform maneuvers, avoid conjunctions, and safely deorbit at the end of the mission. As orbital traffic grows and missions become more demanding, access to reliable, configurable propulsion is increasingly important.
Liftero is building for that demand.
BOOSTER is already in space – flight-proven, with every mission objective met – and commercial interest continues to grow. Over the past six months, Liftero’s order pipeline has tripled.
Our vision is to make Liftero a leading space propulsion company, capable of supporting customers across a wide range of missions and satellite platforms. BOOSTER is the foundation of that plan. Our ambition to launch 1,000 propulsion systems to space reflects the scale at which we believe this market can grow, and the role we want Liftero to play in it.
– Tomasz Palacz, Liftero CEO
What changes today?
The public offering closed oversubscribed, raising approximately €4.1M. The capital will support the next stage of BOOSTER commercialization, including production scale-up, customer delivery, and team expansion.
Liftero is scaling production toward 80 thrusters per year, which translates to 30 BOOSTER systems per year. The company is also growing its team across marketing, business development, engineering, and operations to strengthen its ability to convert and deliver on the pipeline it already carries.
This is a historic moment for Liftero and an important step in our next stage of growth. I’d like to sincerely thank our investors for their trust and strong interest in the company. With this backing, we’re focused on scaling our team, production capacity, and operational capabilities so we can bring BOOSTER to more customers and support the growing demand for configurable in-space propulsion.
– Przemysław Drożdż, Liftero COO
For customers, our direction remains clear: short lead times, high configurability for specialized missions, and a focused team standing behind every contract. Becoming a public company adds financial stability, transparency, and long-term credibility to that commitment.
This is the first step on a longer path. Liftero enters the public market at a time when propulsion is becoming increasingly central to the next generation of space infrastructure – from satellite constellations and orbital logistics to more complex maneuvering and end-of-life operations.
NewConnect today. WSE’s main market and 1,000 systems ahead.
