US EditionDenver Aerospace Co. Passes $3.8B in Value, Shares Skyrocket in IPO
- Voyager Technologies, a Denver-based space and defense firm, debuted on the NYSE on June 11, 2025, with its stock surging over 80%.
- The company went public despite reporting a $66 million loss in 2024, fueled by strong government contracts including NASA making up 25% of revenue last year.
- Voyager sold about 12.4 million shares priced at $31 each, raising $383 million to invest in R&D, acquisitions, and repay debt.
- Voyager holds a $179.2 million backlog and partners with Lockheed Martin on critical propulsion systems, highlighting its strategic role in U.S. defense.
- The IPO signals renewed investor interest in the evolving space-defense sector, which benefits from government backing amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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JingletreeVoyager soars 82% on first day of trading as defense tech booms
Voyager's stock skyrocketed on its June 11 initial public offering.Brendan McDermid/ReutersVoyager Technologies' stock surged 82% on its first trading day.The company plans to use initial public offering funds for research, acquisitions, and debt repayment.Voyager's IPO highlights renewed interest in defense and space tech from investors.Defense tech company Voyager Technologies closed its first day of trading 82% higher than its initial public …
Voyager Technologies soars 139% in market debut after $383M IPO
Space tech firm Voyager valued at $3.8 billion as shares surge in NYSE debut
Voyager Technologies secured a valuation of $3.8 billion after the defense and space firm's shares more than doubled in their U.S. debut, signalling strong interest in the sector expected to thrive under the Trump administration.The Denver, Colorado–based company's stock opened 125 per cent higher on Wednes
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