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VOLANT Aerotech (沃兰特航空) completed a Series C+ funding round of nearly 1 billion RMB—its second massive financing within a single month—to provide critical financial support for accelerating its eVTOL airworthiness certification, product R&D, and commercial mass production.
Low-altitude economy
On May 27, VOLANT Aerotech (沃兰特航空) announced the completion of its Series C+ funding round, raising nearly RMB 1 billion. This marks the second massive financing secured by VOLANT Aerotech (沃兰特航空) within a single month, following its $300 million Series C round completed in late April.
This funding round was led by China Life Technology Innovation Fund / China Life Sci-Tech Innovation Fund (国寿科创基金), with joint participation from Shanghai Minhang Financial Investment Development Co., Ltd. (上海闵金投), NIO Capital (蔚来资本), Cornerstone Capital (基石资本), and existing shareholder China Internet Investment Fund (中国互联网投资基金). China Renaissance (华兴资本) and Cygnus Equity (高鹄资本) served as financial advisors for this round, with Cygnus Equity (高鹄资本) also acting as the long-term financial advisor for VOLANT Aerotech.
VOLANT Aerotech (沃兰特航空) primarily focuses on the low-altitude economy and electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft sector. Following the completion of this financing, the company's shareholder structure will be further optimized, providing critical financial support to accelerate its airworthiness certification, product R&D, and commercial mass production.
Recently, the low-altitude economy has garnered continuous attention from both policy regulators and capital markets, and eVTOL enterprises have entered a pivotal stage of transitioning from technology verification toward airworthiness certification and commercial deployment. VOLANT Aerotech's (沃兰特航空) ability to secure consecutive large-scale financing rounds within a single month reflects the capital market's strong confidence in its product delivery capabilities and industrialization prospects.
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