Orbital Marine Power key facts
as of Oct 2026- Operator of an engineering company intended to harness predictable marine currents for renewable energy generation.
- Orbital Marine Power is valued at approximately $91.5M as of Oct 2026 (last reported valuation).
- It has raised $73.5M; the latest was Later Stage VC ($9.4M) in Oct 2025.
- Notable investors include Scottish Enterprise, The Scottish National Investment Bank, The Scottish Government, Bonheur, DP Energy Ireland — 14 tracked in total.
- Status: Privately Held (backing).
Orbital Marine Power's last reported valuation, Jan 2022. Nothing priced has surfaced since.
- ·The complete investor list: 14 names
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Orbital Marine Power funding rounds
No funding rounds for Orbital Marine Power are on record yet — either the company hasn't raised institutional capital, or the raise hasn't surfaced in our sources.
Who backs Orbital Marine Power
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Orbital Marine Power's last reported valuation was $91.5 million in Jan 2022. No priced round, secondary trade or fund mark has surfaced since.
Orbital Marine Power investors
14 investors are on record for Orbital Marine Power, including Scottish Enterprise, The Scottish National Investment Bank, The Scottish Government and Bonheur.
About Orbital Marine Power
Operator of an engineering company intended to harness predictable marine currents for renewable energy generation. The company uses a floating structure with underwater rotors mounted on retractable arms, supported by a mooring system and connected to the electricity grid through subsea cables, enabling coastal regions to access a consistent and renewable source of energy while allowing for easier maintenance and reduced environmental impact.
- Sector
- Energy
- HQ
- Kirkwall, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 2002
- Employees
- 36
- Website
- orbitalmarine.com/
- Ownership
- Privately Held (backing)
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