Qatari Backing Takes Beta Past The $1 Billion Funding Mark

Graham Warwick November 01, 2024
Beta Alia in production

The first Beta Alia CTOL takes shape on the production line in Burlington, Vermont.

Credit: Beta Technologies
Electric aircraft developer Beta Technologies has raised an additional $318 million through a Series C funding round led by the Qatar Investment Authority, the Gulf nation’s sovereign wealth fund. This takes the total raised by Beta so far to more than $1 billion. The funding has been secured at a...
Graham Warwick

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