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Firefly Aerospace Strengthens Portfolio with $855 Million Deal for National Security Tech Firm SciTec

Firefly Aerospace will integrate SciTec’s missile warning and defense software to boost national security missions, with SciTec generating $164 million in revenue last year.

  • On October 5, Firefly Aerospace announced it will acquire SciTec, Inc. for about $855 million and held a conference call to discuss the deal, expecting closure by year end 2025.
  • Firefly aims to expand its defense footprint by integrating SciTec's missile warning, tracking, and intelligence analytics, leveraging SciTec's $259 million FORGE contract and targeting Golden Dome opportunities.
  • The deal will be funded with $300 million in cash and $555 million in Firefly shares, as SciTec generated $164 million revenue and employs about 475 employees.
  • Firefly cautioned that the press release contains forward-looking statements about the acquisition and warned investors of uncertainties including timing, approvals, and potential deal risks.
  • Despite a tumultuous past including a 2017 bankruptcy, Firefly achieved a strong market debut, but the Alpha rocket remains grounded after a booster explosion during testing at Briggs, Texas.
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Benzinga broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, October 5, 2025.
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