Firefly Aerospace, Inc. FLY

Investing.com -- Firefly Aerospace Inc (NASDAQ:FLY) shares climbed 5.3% Wednesday after the company announced a commercial payload agreement with Starcloud to demonstrate AI computing capabilities in lunar orbit.

Starcloud's SC-1L compute payload to operate onboard Firefly's Elytra spacecraft in lunar orbit, validating capabilities for a future orbital lunar data center *Rendering of Firefly’s Elytra vehicle in lunar orbit with Starcloud’s compute payload onboard CEDAR PARK, Texas, Sept. 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Firefly Aerospace (Nasdaq: FLY), a market leading space and defense technology company, today announced a new commercial payload agreement with Starcloud to demonstrate advanced AI computing

As autonomous innovation accelerates across aerospace and defense, much like when Textron unveiled a cargo plane concept that needs no pilot, Firefly Aerospace (NASDAQ:FLY) is asserting itself as a major player in commercial launch infrastructure. The company’s core financial standing is anchored by explosive top-line acceleration, underscored by a massive 659% year-over-year Q2 revenue surge […]

RKLB rose 14% this week after its 96th Electron launch, a bullish Cantor call, an ARK purchase and shareholder approval of its Iridium deal.

Expanded cleanroom positions Firefly to scale production of its Blue Ghost landers and Elytra orbital vehicles amid growing mission demand *Firefly spacecraft cleanroom ribbon cutting with Ray Allensworth, VP of Spacecraft at Firefly; Norman Garza, Texas Space Commission Executive Director; Jason Kim, CEO at Firefly; Adam Schlesinger, NASA CLPS Project Manager; Gwen Griffin, Texas Space Commission Board Chair; Jim Geffre, NASA Moon Base Deputy Manager CEDAR PARK, Texas, Sept. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEW

Firefly Aerospace has seen its share price fall sharply over the past year, which puts a spotlight on a basic question. Is the current US$20.97 price tag still in line with what the business is generating in sales? The stock has declined 53.6% over the past year, which raises fresh doubts about how much investors are willing to pay for each dollar of revenue. A new multi-launch agreement for Alpha rockets from Sweden’s Esrange Space Center, along with radar work tied to the U.S. Space Force,...

Firefly Aerospace Inc. had a busy stretch this past month that included a new NASA contract, a lunar mission partnership and a fresh launch agreement. NASA Spacecraft Processing Contract On August 17, Firefly announced it was awarded a Spacecraft Processing...

The DOT on Wednesday announced a SPACE Task Force, designed to help accelerate commercial launches to 10,000 per year by 2035.

LeoLabs, Inc. (LeoLabs), the leading provider of persistent Orbital Intelligence, today announced it is teaming with SciTec, a Firefly Aerospace company, to support its recently awarded $93,704,410 firm-fixed price other transaction agreement for ground-based radar digitization. This contract provides for modernization efforts to create a common architecture and design for the upgrade of ground-based radars. Space Systems Command, Colorado Springs, Colorado, is the contracting activity.

Contract builds on momentum of long-term, multi-launch partnership delivering orbital launch capabilities from mainland Europe CEDAR PARK, Texas, Sept. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Firefly Aerospace (Nasdaq: FLY), a market leading space and defense technology company, today announced a multi-launch agreement with SSC Space for two Alpha rocket launches from Sweden’s Esrange Space Center, owned and operated by SSC Space. Targeted to launch no earlier than 2028, the missions will serve Sweden nati

Rocket Lab’s Electron offers dedicated launch dates, orbits and mission profiles, unlike shared Falcon 9 rideshare missions.

Equity Insider News Commentary -The space economy is usually measured in launches and satellites, but a large share of the real work happens long before a payload ever leaves the ground. Instruments, experiments, and hardware have to be assembled, integrated, tested, and validated in specialized facilities, then processed again after a flight to retrieve data, and that ground-based layer of the industry, the labs, the clean rooms, the integration bays, and the technical staff who run them, is be