Interlune is a private company building in space resources, founded in 2020. The stock is not listed on any public market.
Interlune has no published valuation.
GaingelsLLiquid 2 VenturesSShasta VenturesInterlune is a privately funded American natural resources company developing technology to harvest lunar materials, chiefly helium-3, for use on Earth and in space. Founded in 2020 by former Blue Origin executives and an Apollo astronaut, the company builds compact, energy-efficient processing machinery designed to operate on the Moon.
In September 2025, Interlune agreed to supply cryogenics maker Bluefors with up to ten thousand liters of helium-3 annually from 2028 to 2037 to power quantum computing, and the company has secured nearly $1 billion in binding purchase orders and government contracts.
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No. Interlune is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
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