Redwire Corp

Redwire and EnduroSat Sign MOU to Strengthen European Space Infrastructure

Redwire and EnduroSat signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen European industrial capabilities for resilient space infrastructure, combining EnduroSat's high-volume satellite manufacturing with Redwire's power systems and prime-contractor experience. The non-binding MOU targets European government, defence, and commercial missions, including VLEO defence operations, EU-based orbital data centers, and next-generation PNT constellations. Redwire cites prime-contractor roles on ESA's Skimsat and Σyndeo-3 missions and Belgium's MATTEO satellite as its relevant heritage; the MOU is a first step and carries no committed contract value yet.

•13d ago

Redwire Secures Additional Orders to Deliver Stalker UAS to U.S. National Guard for the Army’s Next-Generation Drone Operators

Redwire secured additional purchase orders worth approximately $13.8 million to deliver Stalker UAS to the U.S. National Guard Bureau. The Group 2 Stalker platforms will be used to train National Guard soldiers under the U.S. Army's new 15X Tactical UAS Specialist Military Occupational Specialty, deployed at regional training sites including Camp Shelby, Mississippi and Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. The award reinforces Redwire's growing defense-tech franchise, though its dollar size is modest relative to the company's broader space and defense business.

•19d ago

Final Pair of Redwire ROSA Wings Launch to the ISS, Completing Historic Power Modernization Effort

Redwire's fourth and final pair of ROSA solar array wings launched to the ISS on NASA's SpaceX CRS-35 cargo mission, completing the station's power modernization effort begun in 2021. All eight Redwire-built ROSA wings will provide more than 160 kW of power combined, supporting extended ISS operations through 2030. The flight heritage positions ROSA for future commercial space stations and deep-space missions, with more than 65 solar array wings delivered or in development across Redwire's portfolio.

•22d ago

Redwire Awarded Follow-On Contract to Provide Roll-Out Solar Array Wings for Axiom Space’s Second Space Station Module

Redwire won a follow-on contract from Axiom Space to build two Roll-Out Solar Array wings for Axiom Station's second space station module. Redwire is already supplying ROSA wings for Axiom's first module, and Axiom plans to launch the first module in 2028 with the second less than a year later. The award deepens a key commercial-space relationship, though no contract value was disclosed.

•29d ago

Honda Explores Robotics Solution to Support Research Aboard Future Commercial Space Stations

Honda and Redwire are exploring an integrated robotics solution pairing Honda's multi-fingered robotic hand with Redwire's STAARK robotic arm and experiment locker technology to automate research operations aboard future commercial space stations. The concept targets automation of experiment handling, sample transfer, and lab tasks as NASA transitions from the ISS to smaller-crew commercial stations in low Earth orbit. Honda and Redwire will pitch the concept to commercial station developers at the International Astronautical Congress, October 5-9, 2026, in Antalya, Türkiye. Redwire brings eight facilities on the ISS and demonstrated STAARK capability to autonomously track and grasp dynamic objects.

•1mo ago

Sophia Space and Redwire Team Up to Advance Orbital Data Center Infrastructure

Redwire signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Sophia Space to advance scalable orbital computing infrastructure, pairing Sophia's modular TILE compute architecture with Redwire's deployable space systems, power, thermal management and spacecraft integration capabilities. The non-binding MOU covers near-term demonstration missions and longer-term orbital data center architectures, with the companies jointly pursuing U.S. government and commercial opportunities potentially involving DARPA, AFRL, SDA and the NRO. For Redwire this is an early-stage strategic positioning move in the emerging orbital data center market — no contract value or revenue commitment was disclosed.

•1mo ago

Redwire Selected for Space Systems Command’s $980 million NITE-STAR IDIQ Contract

Redwire was selected by Space Systems Command as one of 15 vendors on the NITE-STAR IDIQ contract, a multiple-award vehicle valued at more than $980 million. The contract supports U.S. national security space test and training infrastructure, including design, integration, and sustainment of space-based and ground-based systems. There is no guaranteed revenue from the award, so the $980M figure is a shared ceiling across 15 vendors rather than a booked backlog addition.

•1mo ago

Intercontinental Exchange Adds to Weather Tracking Features: NYSE Content Update

The New York Stock Exchange featured A10 Networks in its daily Closing Bell celebration, highlighting the company's focus on driving innovative AI solutions that support growth. The inclusion of A10 was part of a broader NYSE market update that also covered new weather tracking features on Intercontinental Exchange's platform and an interview with Redwire's CEO regarding its quarterly revenue surge. No specific financial metrics, guidance, or operational details were disclosed for A10 Networks in this release.

•2mo ago

Redwire Announces Strategic Investment in Next-Generation Phased Array Antenna Technology to Advance Global Warfighter Connectivity

Redwire announced a strategic investment in next-generation phased array antenna technology to enhance space-based data networks for global warfighter communications. The investment aims to accelerate the development of adaptable systems for LEO, MEO, and GEO orbits, providing dynamic beam steering and increased throughput. This effort builds on Redwire's delivery of over 200 flight antennas and follows a recent capital upgrade to its RF flight electronics assembly facilities.

•2mo ago

Redwire and Kanematsu Announce Strategic Collaboration to Drive Innovation and Deliver Next-Generation Space Solutions for Japan’s Space Sector

Redwire Corporation signed a teaming agreement with Kanematsu Corporation to establish a strategic commercial partnership in Japan. The collaboration aims to drive business development for space infrastructure offerings, including power generation, microgravity payloads, and robotics, across public and private sectors. The agreement was finalized on July 8, 2026, leveraging Kanematsu's market expertise to expand Redwire's footprint in the Japanese space industry.

•2mo ago

Redwire’s SpaceMD Announces its First Commercial Mission on SpaceX’s Starfall Spacecraft to Scale In-Space Pharmaceutical Development

Redwire subsidiary SpaceMD signed a contract for its first Starfall mission, planned for 2028, which will carry up to 32 of its Pharmaceutical In-Space Laboratory (PIL-BOX) units. This mission is set to be the largest dedicated commercial microgravity research mission to date, creating a new scalable pathway for in-space pharmaceutical manufacturing and research. Building on a track record of 54 flown PIL-BOX systems and 45 crystallized compounds, the partnership leverages SpaceX's Starfall spacecraft to accelerate the development of life-changing therapies.

•2mo ago

Redwire Corporation Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results, Achieves Record Revenue, Gross Margins, and Contracted Backlog

Redwire reported record second quarter revenue of $117.1 million, an increase of 89.6% year-over-year, alongside a record gross margin of 27.8%. The company significantly strengthened its balance sheet, reducing term loans by $40 million and ending the quarter with record total liquidity of $607.8 million. Management reaffirmed its full-year 2026 revenue guidance of $450 million to $500 million, supported by a record contracted backlog of $542.1 million and a book-to-bill ratio of 1.42.

•2mo ago

Redwire Opens State-of-the-Art Facility in Indiana to Accelerate Space-Enabled R&D and Manufacturing with a Focus on Next-Gen Drug Development and Human Health Breakthroughs

Redwire opened a new 30,000 square foot research and development facility in Georgetown, Indiana, designed to scale its microgravity payload development and space-enabled manufacturing capabilities. The site features advanced laboratories and a Payload Operations Control Center to oversee real-time science operations on the International Space Station, also serving as a key operational hub for subsidiary SpaceMD. Management views the expansion as a cornerstone for supporting accelerating demand and shaping the orbital economy, with a focus on pharmaceutical and biotech innovation.

•3mo ago

Redwire Announces Major Expansion in Huntsville, Scaling Production of Combat-Proven UAS and Mission-Critical Space Infrastructure

Redwire is expanding its Huntsville campus by 164,000 square feet to increase manufacturing capacity for combat-proven UAS and space infrastructure. Supported by approximately $8.5 million in state and local incentives, the project is expected to create roughly 150 new high-skilled jobs with completion targeted for Q4 2027. The expansion will accelerate production of Stalker UAS and Octopus gimbal payloads, strengthening the company's domestic supply chain and defense capabilities.

•3mo ago

Redwire Receives $21.5 Million Follow-On Order from Portfolio Acquisition Executive Robotic Autonomous Systems (PAE RAS) to Deliver Stalker UAS Advanced Navigation and Standard Systems

Redwire secured $21.5 million in follow-on orders from PAE RAS for Stalker UAS Advanced Navigation and Standard systems during the second quarter. The awards build on $20 million in orders received in Q1 2026, supporting the Marine Corps’ modernization of its small UAS fleet capabilities. Atlantic Diving Supply served as the prime contractor on the procurement, which was executed through the DLA Tailored Logistics Support contract vehicle.

•3mo ago

Former Merck and NASA Leaders Bring Strategic Expertise to SpaceMD Amid Rising Demand for its In-Space Pharmaceutical Development Capabilities

Redwire appointed former Merck executive Paul Reichert and former NASA director Niki Werkheiser as strategic advisors to its SpaceMD subsidiary to support in-space pharmaceutical development. Reichert brings experience developing Keytruda while Werkheiser offers leadership in technology maturation and in-space manufacturing initiatives. SpaceMD has launched 54 PIL-BOX systems to the ISS since late 2023, successfully crystallizing 45 unique compounds for therapeutic applications.

•3mo ago

Wall Street Is Finally Buying the Final Frontier

Starfighters Space (FJET) has been added to the Russell 3000 Index, effective June 29, 2026, marking its first inclusion in a major broad-market benchmark since its December 2025 IPO. The inclusion is expected to trigger passive capital inflows from the approximately $12.2 trillion in assets tracking Russell indexes, increasing institutional visibility for the small-cap space company. The release, issued by a paid media partner, contextualizes this move alongside the anticipated public listing of SpaceX, framing both events as part of a broader institutionalization of the space sector.

•4mo ago

Redwire Awarded a Contract from Astrobiome Space to Launch Inaugural Space Agriculture Mission in World’s First Commercial Space Greenhouse

Redwire was awarded a contract by Astrobiome Space to launch the inaugural mission for its Greenhouse system on the International Space Station. The mission will grow wild strawberries using Astrobiome’s proprietary soil enhancement product, marking the first use of the world’s first commercial space greenhouse. This validates Redwire’s hardware for long-duration life support and crop science, leveraging existing ISS infrastructure and partnerships with entities like Tupperware Brands.

•4mo ago