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NewRocket

Green hypergolic rocket engines for space propulsion systems

Israel
11-50

Vitality Radar

54
Current
6M History
Industry
Updated 1 day ago

Pillar Analysis

Presence
Digital footprint, brand visibility, and online reach across channels
62
Business
Revenue signals, funding status, partnerships, and market traction
48
Innovation
R&D activity, patents, product launches, and technology adoption
74
Pulse
Recent momentum — hiring trends, news mentions, and social engagement
38
Capacity
Team strength, leadership depth, and organizational scale
52

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Vector

NewRocket is positioning its PowerGel-based green, hypergolic propulsion as a drop-in replacement for hydrazine-class satellite and defense propulsion, but remains a relatively small, niche player without clear evidence of large commercial contracts yet.

Efficiency Ratio

Given its small team and multi-year continuity around a single core technology, the company appears to convert limited resources into sustained R&D and visibility, though business output in terms of deployments or revenue is not clearly evidenced.

Evidence Signals

Product Launch HIGH IMPACT HIGH CONF 1 Dec 2020

Israeli startup NewRocket publicly unveiled a 'new generation' of gel-fueled, low-cost and environmentally friendly rocket engines powered by its proprietary PowerGel fuel, licensed from Technion, describing them as cleaner, controllable and suitable for space and defense missions.

View source Israel
Product Launch MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 8 Oct 2018

NewRocket announced plans to present a new gel-fueled space propulsion engine, stating that a working prototype using its gel propellant was expected by the first quarter of 2019 and that proof of concept for the proprietary technology had been completed.

View source Beer Sheva, Israel
Leadership Hire MEDIUM IMPACT HIGH CONF 8 Oct 2018

NewRocket appointed Eran Privman as its new CEO, with Privman publicly outlining the company’s plans for its gel-propellant space engine and confirming completion of a proof of concept for the propulsion technology.

View source Beer Sheva, Israel
Expansion LOW IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 18 Jun 2020

NewRocket was profiled by space industry tracker Space Bandits, describing the startup as operating in the propulsion sector with eco-friendly, hypergolic gel-propellant engines targeting upper stages, tugs, landers, and small satellite propulsion, indicating ongoing positioning in the international space-tech ecosystem.

View source Israel
Award LOW IMPACT MEDIUM CONF 8 Jul 2026

Venture scouting platform Claw & Talon published an updated startup profile of NewRocket describing PowerGel as a non-toxic, storable, throttleable gel bi-propellant marketed as a green replacement for hydrazine-class propulsion, reflecting external validation and continued interest from investors and analysts.

View source Israel

About
Develops PowerGel hypergolic bi-propellant technology to replace toxic hydrazine fuels in space propulsion systems. The non-toxic gel fuel enables safe, controllable thrust for military satellites, space tugs, and lunar landers while significantly reducing hazardous material handling requirements.
Relevancy
Provides green propulsion solutions for military satellites, space tugs, moon landers, and small satellite systems. Enables precise orbital maneuvers for defense satellites and space-based assets while replacing highly toxic legacy fuels with safer, more controllable alternatives for military space operations.
Tags
#PowerGel #green-propulsion #hypergolic #space-engines #satellite-propulsion #non-toxic #controllable-thrust #military-satellites

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