Voyager Technologies, Inc.

Voyager Awarded NASA CLPS 2 Contract

Voyager Technologies has been selected for NASA's CLPS 2 Multiple Award Contract, onboarding it into the next-generation commercial lunar delivery vendor pool. The IDIQ contract carries a $10 billion base ceiling through 2036, extendable to 2041 with a $15 billion ceiling, making Voyager eligible to bid on task orders including bulk lander buys, lunar surface missions, and sample returns supporting Artemis and Moon Base. Voyager (formerly Astrobotic) won four missions under CLPS 1 and is advancing Griffin-1 toward a late-2026 launch carrying 10 payloads from six countries.

•1d ago

Voyager Awarded $35M Contract to Manage NASA HUNCH 

Voyager Technologies won a new $35M contract to manage NASA's HUNCH program for the next five years, extending a role it has held since 2021. HUNCH gives high school students hands-on hardware design and fabrication experience for NASA, with a new facility at Voyager's Long Beach, California site alongside the existing Webster, Texas location. The award is modest in dollar terms but supports Voyager's broader mission-management and workforce-pipeline positioning from the International Space Station toward future commercial platforms like Starlab.

•4d ago

Voyager Reports Record Third Quarter 2026 Revenue, Bookings and Backlog

Voyager posted record Q3 2026 results with revenue of $89 million, up 124% year-over-year and 68% sequentially, alongside record bookings of $116 million (1.3x book-to-bill) and record backlog of $742 million, up 293% YoY. The company raised the low end of FY2026 revenue guidance by $10 million to $285-$305 million, implying roughly 72%-84% annual growth, citing bookings momentum and the Astrobotic acquisition, which added $347 million of backlog plus a $298 million NASA award. Losses widened — GAAP net loss of $55.7 million ($(0.91) per share) and adjusted EBITDA loss of $44.9 million — with gross margin down to 11.5% YoY on capacity investments, though sequentially up 310 bps. Balance sheet remains strong with $815.7 million total liquidity, including $553.6 million cash, against $841.1 million of convertible notes; a NASA Commercial LEO Phase 2 award (spring 2027) is a key upcoming catalyst for Starlab.

•6d ago

Voyager Appoints Gen. B. Chance Saltzman as Board of Advisors Chairman

Voyager Technologies appointed Gen. B. Chance Saltzman (U.S. Space Force, Ret.) as Chairman of its Board of Advisors. Saltzman served as the second Chief of Space Operations of the U.S. Space Force and as a Joint Chiefs of Staff member, advising the President and National Security Council. The appointment signals Voyager's push to deepen national-security space credentials as defense and civil space demand converge, with no financial terms disclosed.

•6d ago

Voyager Awarded Interstellar Lab Mission Management Contract

Voyager Technologies executed a mission management contract with Interstellar Lab to host the BioPod EDEN autonomous plant-growth payload aboard the International Space Station. Voyager will provide end-to-end payload hosting, including NASA safety review support, engineering, integration and testing, with the first mission planned to run 30 days up to 3 months on orbit. The deal adds to Voyager's growing commercial mission-management pipeline, which includes Luxembourg-based Exobiosphere's drug screening platform manifested for 2027, though no contract value was disclosed.

•13d ago

Voyager’s Griffin-1 On Track for the Moon

Voyager Technologies announced that its Griffin-1 lunar lander completed acceptance testing, a key milestone toward a targeted late-2026 launch to the Moon. The mission will carry 10 payloads from six countries to the lunar South Pole, including payloads from NASA and the European Space Agency, under NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative. The company says Griffin will be the largest commercial payload delivery in lunar history when it touches down, positioning Voyager as an infrastructure player in the emerging lunar economy.

•26d ago

Voyager Awarded Cancer Research Mission Management Contract

Voyager Technologies signed a contract with the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space to manage Symphony Biosciences' biopolymer cancer implant experiment aboard the International Space Station. Voyager will adapt the sample hardware, clear NASA safety reviews, manage launch integration, and oversee on-orbit operations including incubation and fluorescence reading. The experiment tests SymphNode, a device designed to recruit and activate T cells to fight cancer, validating continued demand for low-Earth-orbit biopharmaceutical research access.

•1mo ago

Flexcompute Collaborates with Starlab and Voyager on GPU-Native Simulation of Critical Space Station Life Support System

Flexcompute announced a collaboration with Starlab Space and Voyager Technologies to simulate cabin airflow inside Starlab, the commercial space station designed to succeed the ISS. Flexcompute used its GPU-native Flow360 CFD platform and GeometryAI to model ventilation across the full station interior, with results matching Starlab's existing models far faster than traditional tools; work is extending to CO2 removal modeling. For Voyager, this is a modest positive validation of Starlab's ECLSS design as the venture moves toward production, though no financial terms or milestones were disclosed.

•1mo ago

Voyager Awarded $22.4M DoW Contract for Next-Gen Satellite Deployment Systems

Voyager Technologies won a $22.4 million Other Transaction Agreement with the Strategic Capabilities Office to prototype next-generation satellite deployment systems. The R&D effort will deliver flight-ready small sat dispensers designed to extract mission value from launch capacity that would otherwise go unused, with the ultimate goal of transitioning the capability to the U.S. Space Force. The award is modest in dollar terms but strengthens Voyager's national security space franchise and validates its rapid concept-to-orbit development model.

•1mo ago

Anduril and Voyager Establish Strategic Partnership Across Advanced Weapons and Propulsion

Voyager Technologies and Anduril announced a strategic partnership to accelerate development and high-rate production of advanced U.S. weapon systems and missile defense technologies. Voyager is already contracted to supply more than $60 million of critical technologies to Anduril, including solid rocket motors and divert and attitude control systems, and the partnership formalizes a shared pipeline of additional programs. Voyager has invested more than $500 million in propulsion and manufacturing capacity, with its Pueblo, Colorado complex targeting 15,000 to 20,000 propulsion systems per month when fully scaled.

•1mo ago

Commercial Demand for Microgravity Drug Discovery Accelerates as Exobiosphere and Voyager Add Two Missions to the ISS

Voyager Technologies and Exobiosphere announced two additional drug-screening research campaigns aboard the International Space Station, expanding their existing master services agreement. Exobiosphere's OHTS automated drug-screening platform is slated for ISS installation in April 2027, with campaigns launching in June 2027 and August-September 2027; Voyager Europe handles mission management and integration. The back-to-back bookings from unrelated customers support Voyager's thesis that commercial microgravity research is becoming recurring, schedulable demand, though no financial terms were disclosed.

•1mo ago

Voyager Delivers Launch-Critical Infrastructure for Next-Gen Rocket

Voyager Technologies announced the successful delivery and integration of quick disconnect (QD) plates for the European Space Agency's In-Flight Demonstrator (IFD), a launch-critical step toward flight readiness. The work was performed under contract to Avio, ESA's prime contractor for the PNRR-STS Program, with funding from the EU's NextGenerationEU and the Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan. Voyager designed, built and integrated a dual-interface QD system — a flight unit installed internally and a ground unit on the rocket's exterior — connecting fuel systems to ground infrastructure and designed to detach safely during launch. The IFD uses a cryogenic liquid oxygen and methane engine as part of an eco-friendly propulsion effort. The milestone strengthens Voyager's positioning as a global provider of launch-critical infrastructure, though the release discloses no contract value, revenue, or other financial figures.

•1mo ago

Starlab Space and the Center for Space and Aviation Switzerland and Liechtenstein Open Call for Proposals to Advance Microgravity Research and Commercialization Aboard the International Space Station

Starlab Space — the commercial space station joint venture that includes Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) — and the Center for Space and Aviation Switzerland and Liechtenstein opened an international call for proposals for microgravity research aboard the ISS, with up to four selected teams getting their investigations flown and conducted in orbit. One award is Starlab-funded and open to investigators worldwide; three more are funded by Starlab, CSA and the Canton of Zurich for teams based in the Canton of Zurich, with Starlab covering payload integration, launch, on-orbit operations, crew time and sample return. Step-1 proposals are due Oct. 9, award notifications are expected in December 2026, and flight opportunities are targeted for 2028 using BioServe Space Technologies flight hardware. The initiative is a demand-generation play: Starlab says it wants to build the pipeline of future customers who would use its next-generation commercial space station as the ISS nears retirement.

•1mo ago

Starlab and Global Venture Management Announce Strategic Investment

Global Venture Management invested in Starlab, a commercial space station joint venture led by Voyager Technologies. Voyager President Matt Kuta highlighted the investment as support for maintaining a continuous U.S. human presence in low-Earth orbit after the ISS deorbits. Starlab's partners include Airbus, Palantir Technologies, and Mitsubishi Corporation, positioning it as a successor to the International Space Station.

•2mo ago

Voyager Awarded Space Force Contract for Resilient Satellite Communications

Voyager Technologies was awarded a contract by the U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command to develop space-to-space communication capabilities for the Department of Defense. The work involves creating a flight-ready waveform design and performing an on-orbit demonstration to support a resilient data transport architecture. President Matt Magaña emphasized that the company's commercial delivery model and manufacturing scale are critical to the Space Force's network expansion efforts.

•2mo ago

Voyager Awarded Raytheon Contract Supporting SM-3

Voyager Technologies secured a contract from Raytheon, an RTX business, to advance propulsion technologies for the Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) interceptor family. Under the agreement, Voyager will provide its solid controllable throttleable propulsion technology and Divert, Attitude and Control Systems (DACS) to improve accuracy in the exo-atmospheric midcourse phase of flight. The contract supports the development of next-generation weapon systems, leveraging a decade of Voyager's research to counter sophisticated ballistic threats.

•3mo ago

Voyager Reports Record Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results

Voyager reported Q2 revenue of $52.7 million, up 51% sequentially, and raised full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $275 million to $305 million, representing 66% to 84% year-over-year growth. Record quarterly bookings of $113.0 million drove a 2.1x book-to-bill ratio and increased backlog to $335.5 million, providing strong visibility into 2027. The company completed the transformational acquisition of Astrobotic and ended the quarter with $373.4 million in cash and $585.5 million in total liquidity.

•3mo ago

Voyager Wins Contract with Sandia National Laboratories

Voyager Technologies secured a mission management contract with Sandia National Laboratories to fly the Big Boy demonstration aboard the International Space Station in 2027. The agreement supports national security research by validating the on-orbit operations of parallel sensors and marks a proof point for the company's NEL platform and Bishop Airlock. Voyager will provide end-to-end services from experiment design to on-orbit operations, with the first NEL platform launching via JAXA's HTV-X2 vehicle.

•3mo ago

Voyager Secures Geisinger Partnership

Voyager Technologies secured Geisinger as a partner for its VISTA science park, establishing an MOU to pursue joint research programs in microgravity and life sciences. The partnership targets up to $1 million in external funding to support initiatives ranging from space-based drug development to telehealth platforms. Geisinger’s involvement marks VISTA’s first major clinical and life sciences partner, expanding its tenant network beyond universities and commercial space firms.

•3mo ago

Voyager and Penn State to Advance Pennsylvania’s Space Economy

Voyager Technologies signed a memorandum of understanding with The Pennsylvania State University to expand the VISTA ecosystem for in-space research and manufacturing. The collaboration will focus on joint research programs and applications in national security, commercial innovation, and workforce development. Penn State joins a network of partners including NASA Glenn Research Center and other universities anchored at The Ohio State University.

•3mo ago

Voyager Awarded $298M NASA Contract Under Completed Astrobotic Acquisition

Voyager Technologies completed its acquisition of Astrobotic Technology, which now operates as Voyager Lunar Systems, positioning the company as an integrated commercial lunar platform. NASA awarded a new $298 million task order for the Peregrine-2 mission, scheduled to launch in 2028, validating the timing of the acquisition with immediate revenue-generating work. Griffin Mission One has shipped to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory for environmental testing ahead of its targeted November 2026 launch carrying 10 payloads.

•3mo ago

Voyager Awarded Multi-Million-Dollar Contract for an Agentic-AI Platform

Voyager Technologies was awarded a one-year, multi-million-dollar contract to deliver an agentic-AI spectrum operations platform for an undisclosed government program. The platform supports the full lifecycle of autonomous systems operations, including mission planning, execution, and data exploitation, aligning with U.S. government priorities for explainable AI and human-machine teaming. President Matt Kuta emphasized the urgent need for intelligent tools to optimize mission management and command and control across ground, sea, air, and space domains.

•4mo ago

Voyager Closes Upsized $250 Million Credit Facility

Voyager Technologies closed an upsized $250 million credit facility led by J.P. Morgan to bolster its balance sheet. The new capital provides liquidity at scale to support accelerating customer demand in the company’s space, defense, and national security sectors. CFO Phil De Sousa stated that the capital position reflects confidence from financial partners in the company's trajectory toward becoming a generational defense and space company.

•4mo ago

Voyager to Acquire Astrobotic Technology, Accelerating America’s Path to the Moon

Voyager Technologies signed an agreement to acquire Astrobotic Technology for up to $300 million in cash and stock, closing expected by early July 2026. The deal integrates Astrobotic’s lunar landers (Peregrine and Griffin) and power systems (LunaGrid) into Voyager’s existing portfolio, creating a full-stack lunar infrastructure platform. This acquisition directly supports NASA’s Artemis program and Voyager’s strategic goal of establishing a permanent American presence on the Moon by 2028.

•5mo ago

Voyager Awarded $16.5M DARPA Contract

Voyager Technologies was awarded a $16.5 million Phase 2 contract by DARPA for its Burn n’ Go program. The 20-month contract will advance the development of propellant-embedded control technology for solid rocket motors, enabling tailorable thrust and improved manufacturing efficiency. This follows a successful Phase 1 conceptual design review, positioning the technology for hardware demonstration and potential industrial-scale production across multiple weapon systems.

•5mo ago

Starlab and 1789 Capital Announce Strategic Investment

Voyager Technologies announced a strategic investment in Starlab by 1789 Capital, reinforcing the commercial space station's position as a cornerstone of the post-ISS low-Earth orbit economy. Matt Kuta, Voyager’s president, emphasized that Starlab ensures continued American presence in LEO, countering the expansion of China’s Tiangong station and supporting national security missions. The investment underscores the alignment of national strategic interest and commercial viability, with 1789 Capital founder Omeed Malik citing Starlab as a key part of the next chapter of American exceptionalism in space.

•5mo ago

Voyager Awarded Subcontract by Redwire for DARPA Mission

Voyager Technologies was awarded a subcontract by Redwire to supply its high-precision Acceleration Measurement System (AMS) for the DARPA Otter program. The Otter program aims to develop the first air-breathing spacecraft in Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO), requiring precise thrust control to counteract atmospheric drag. Voyager’s AMS technology is flight-proven, having operated failure-free for over a decade on NASA missions including the MMS constellation, which set world records for GPS altitude and spacecraft formation separation.

•5mo ago

Voyager Reports First Quarter 2026 Financial Results, Reports 1Q Record Backlog, Increases 2026 Revenue Guidance

Voyager reported Q1 net sales of $35.2 million and achieved a record backlog of $275.3 million, up 54% year-over-year, driven by $45.2 million in quarterly bookings. Based on this momentum, the company raised its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $230 million-$255 million, signaling 39-53% growth over the prior year. Balance sheet strength remains high with $641.4 million in total liquidity, funding innovation spend and recent strategic wins like the Golden Dome program awards and the VOYG-1 private astronaut mission.

•6mo ago

Voyager Expands Global Footprint in Commercial Space

Voyager Technologies signed a memorandum of understanding with Yonsei University to advance the Voyager Institute for Space, Technology and Advancement (VISTA) science park ecosystem. The partnership will integrate one of South Korea's top research institutions into the VISTA network, facilitating cross-border collaboration in in-space research and manufacturing. This move expands Voyager's global commercial footprint by connecting international research capacity with its U.S.-based platform.

•6mo ago