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LUNR expands beyond lunar missions through acquisitions that add navigation, manufacturing, and deep-space communications capabilities.

The ARK Space Exploration & Innovation ETF (CBOE:ARKX) has become a popular parking spot for investors seeking space exposure without waiting for the SpaceX IPO. With Elon Musk’s rocket company reportedly headed toward a public listing at a valuation north of a trillion dollars, retail demand for a single ticker capturing the theme has surged. ARKX, with ... Forget Pouring Everything Into the SpaceX IPO. This Fund Spreads the Space Bet and Is Up 46% in a Year

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MDA Space is expanding its sovereign defense footprint through cross-border acquisitions and securing lucrative government infrastructure contracts.

SpaceX conducts a test flight for its cargo research vehicle, Starfall. AST SpaceMobile taps SpaceX for next satellite launch.

Which of these space stocks has more upside potential?

Intuitive Machines timed its share sale perfectly, but did it act fast enough?

Intuitive Machines (LUNR) is in focus after investors rotated toward newly public SpaceX, coinciding with concerns about a planned US$500 million at-the-market equity program and rising short interest, even as fresh lunar reconnaissance contracts emerged. See our latest analysis for Intuitive Machines. At a latest share price of US$22.85, Intuitive Machines has seen short term share price pressure, with a 30 day share price return down 32.14% and 7 day share price return down 14.16%. Its 1...

In recent days, Intuitive Machines has faced investor rotation toward newly public competitor SpaceX and lingering concern over its previously announced US$500.0 million at-the-market equity offering program, while short interest has risen and options activity has skewed toward calls. At the same time, the company secured two three-year prime lunar reconnaissance contracts worth a combined US$20.0 million, highlighting its effort to build recurring lunar data and infrastructure services...

Intuitive Machines, Inc. (NASDAQ:LUNR) is one of the fastest-growing space stocks to buy now. On May 18, Intuitive Machines announced two prime lunar reconnaissance contracts, including a $15.5 million three-year contract for Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera operations and a $4.5 million three-year contract for ShadowCam operations. The awards support imaging, data storage, analysis, mission support, […]

Shares of Elon Musk's rockets-to-AI firm SpaceX ‌dropped nearly 9% on Thursday, ‌as the post-IPO frenzy that briefly placed ​it among the top five most valuable companies of the world appeared to fizzle out. Its shares were ‌last down ⁠8.8% to $174.8, after falling nearly 5% in the last ⁠session. Despite the losses, the stock still traded more than 29% ​above its $135 ​offering price.

LUNR expands lunar communications and navigation capabilities as demand grows for reliable infrastructure supporting future Moon missions.

SpaceX's IPO is reshaping the space trade, with S3 Partners saying investors no longer need public "proxy" stocks to gain exposure to the sector.

LUNR expands beyond lunar landings with NASA contracts in communications, navigation and infrastructure, building a broader role in the lunar economy.

Investors are selling Intuitive Machines stock and buying SpaceX. How long will that last?

Shares of space stocks are tumbling in mid-morning trading on Tuesday, with Planet Labs (NYSE:PL) stock leading the decline. Planet Labs stock is down to roughly $27 and change, extending a sharp pullback in the satellite imagery name. Intuitive Machines (NASDAQ:LUNR) stock is also under heavy pressure, slipping 9% to $23 and change. Meanwhile, Firefly ... Planet Labs Sinks 10%, Intuitive Machines Drops 8%, Firefly Aerospace Falls 7% as Traders Rush to SpaceX

The space sector's recent sell-off as Space Exploration Technologies (SPCX) headed to public markets

The historic public debut of SpaceX fundamentally rewrites the valuation architecture of the orbital economy and validates space as a premier growth sector.

Shares of Rocket Lab and Firefly Aerospace advanced before the opening bell on Monday after the space stocks received upgrades following the sharp sector selloff late last week on Elon Musk’s SpaceX initial public offering debut. KeyBanc Capital Markets analysts Michael Leshok and Liam Baker on Sunday upgraded both Rocket Lab and Firefly to Overweight from their previous Sector Weight, setting price targets of $135 and $50, respectively for the space stocks. “Last Friday’s record-setting SpaceX IPO sent ripple effects across our coverage of space-centric equities, with the sector selling off sharply on IPO day and over the weeks leading up to it,” Leshok and Baker wrote.

The stock market has spent much of the past two years rewarding category leaders. Investors have poured capital into dominant companies with clear competitive advantages while becoming increasingly selective about everyone else. That trend was on full display Friday when SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) completed the largest IPO in history, raising $75 billion at $135 per share ... SpaceX’s IPO Was Enormously Successful, but Did It Break the Rest of the Space Industry?

While the market's biggest space company soared in its debut, a basket of smaller players went the other way. The split is worth understanding.

NASA selected Astrolab and Lunar Outpost for its initial major lunar rover contracts, leaving Intuitive Machines out of the first round. NASA indicated that additional funding and future rover and Moon Base work may create new opportunities for Intuitive Machines. The announcement affects expectations around Intuitive Machines' role in the emerging "moon economy" and its future contract pipeline. For investors watching Intuitive Machines (NasdaqGM:LUNR), the latest NASA rover awards are a...

The SpaceX initial public offering was expected to deliver exciting twists and turns, fireworks, and flare-ups—the kind of drama usually reserved for a summer thriller. The public debut of SpaceX—officially Space Exploration Technologies — portended different things to different investors but was significant for all. To others, it represented a gateway to an artificial intelligence-fueled utopia, in which SpaceX is worth trillions.

SpaceX was a seminal event for the stock market. The hype was palpable and created a halo effect, helping lift shares of other space-related companies. What goes up must come down, though. Investors used the SpaceX IPO as an opportunity to take profits in several space names.

Space-linked shares fell as investors shifted attention toward Elon Musk's $1.8 trillion company and its $135 IPO price.

The official trading debut of SpaceX stock has triggered a dramatic unwinding of proxy trades that investors had been using to gain indirect exposure to the space giant.

SpaceX is IPOing and Intuitive Machines stock is going down on no other news. Coincidence?

It promises to be a wild day on Friday with the start of trading for SpaceX, following its record-setting IPO, which priced shares at $135 on Thursday. SpaceX essentially created the space economy by pioneering reusable rockets and building Starlink, its space-based broadband product. Shares of launch-services provider Rocket Lab were down 9% in early trading.

SpaceX will make Elon Musk a trillionaire (officially). Space-related stocks are the first place to look for SpaceX-related movements. “A listed SpaceX does not validate the comps; it benchmarks them,” wrote AgentSmyth, an AI platform designed to bring market intelligence to brokers.

Quantum Space says SPACs aren't dead as it seeks a $1.2 billion deal to build military spacecraft.