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Redwire Corp is engaged in mission-critical space solutions and reliable components for the next-generation space economy. It assists its customers in solving the complex challenges of future space missions and industries. The company's space infrastructure offerings include a broad array of modern products and services, which have been enabling space missions. The company's plan enables it to combine decades of flight heritage with a culture creating new technologies that are the building blocks of space infrastructure for government and commercial customers.www.rdw.com

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Sep 17, 2026

AnpanmanHOST
14:08
Planet Lab, 6%.
AnpanmanHOST
14:10
Redwire, 7.7%.
AnpanmanHOST
14:12
Firefly, 8%.
AnpanmanHOST
14:14
And so, yeah, the sector is up.
ThreadguyHOST
25:56
I think these coins are decent.
ThreadguyHOST
25:59
Redwire two.
ThreadguyHOST
26:00
NVIDIA up one.
ThreadguyHOST
26:01
This is rough.
Hannah HorvathHOST
12:21
The idea was to protect and boost domestic drone manufacturers by making foreign-made drones and parts more expensive.
John CroteauPANELIST
12:27
That's right, and at the time, a Jefferies analyst called the tariffs, quote, "Positive for domestic producers," and named six countries, uh- And named six companies as likely beneficiaries, AeroVironment, AVEX, Teledyne, Redwire, Elbit Systems, and of course, Kratos.
Dylan LewisHOST
12:43
So I feel like you'd see these headlines and analysis, and that would be sending those drone stocks higher.
John CroteauPANELIST
12:48
You would imagine that, but the opposite happened.
Harrison LambertHOST
69:30
So I see this as a really great announcement.
Harrison LambertHOST
69:32
One of the interesting kind of underpinnings here is that we'd recently talked to Edge Aerospace that had partnered with Redwire Space, and they had actually talked about demoing with Infinite Orbits.
Harrison LambertHOST
69:41
Um, so Redwire's actually kind of creeping up to be one of the winners here with this trend in that, you know, they've supplied their imagers to Starfish, to True Anomaly, and Infinite Orbits, and all those companies are seeing, uh, contracts appear for de-orbiting services, life extension services.
Harrison LambertHOST
69:59
And in the background, Redwire, Redwire is building up their offerings to provide an entire suite of RPO solutions.
Harrison LambertHOST
70:06
So I think this is also a great announcement for Redwire.
Harrison LambertHOST
70:09
Um, but overall, it's just a great announcement for RPO capabilities in general.
Harrison LambertHOST
70:12
I think it, it helps manifest the market needed to advance such a critical technology.
Paul MayerHOST
70:17
Yeah.
KookHOST
35:17
And so, except for SpaceX, actually.
KookHOST
35:20
But all the space basket, BlackStyle, Redwire, Planet Labs, Rocket Lab, were all down roughly 40% from June 11th to the T.
KookHOST
35:33
So very, very little dispersion in these, which then just reminds you, you're not dumb.
KookHOST
35:40
The sector is dumb.
Gary DickHOST
0:39
Ingredients for economic success on the water, in outer space.
Kylie VallettaCORRESPONDENT
0:44
Here in southern Indiana, Redwire has long been doing space research to improve health here on Earth.
Kylie VallettaCORRESPONDENT
0:51
Now they're doing it in brand new headquarters.
Kylie VallettaCORRESPONDENT
0:53
We'll take you inside coming up on the Business of Health.
Gary DickHOST
3:07
There's also a $500 million plan to transform the former Colgate-Palmolive campus into a major mixed-use gathering place.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:15
We get to talk directly to astronauts in space from this seated position here.
Gary DickHOST
3:21
In Floyd County, Redwire has opened its state-of-the-art space research and manufacturing facility designed to help NASA advance human spaceflight.
Gary DickHOST
3:31
And the Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville has announced the largest federal investment in the 65-year history of the Ports of Indiana, doubling the port's footprint and increasing lift capacity nearly tenfold.
Ethan BarajasGUEST
1:10
There's only 47 active right now.
Ethan BarajasGUEST
1:13
And, you know, very recently in the news, you see companies like Redwire contracting out pillbox on Starfall.
Ethan BarajasGUEST
1:18
And they cite lack of crew time as one of the big reasons of why they can't scale it on space stations and things like that.
Ethan BarajasGUEST
1:25
so for us bringing robotics and manipulation in that labor layer to orbit spans beyond just in-space production and manufacturing but to servicing to refueling to assembling and i think if we can build that intelligence layer and make labor a commodity we're excited about what market grows from that and how much the ecosystem booms
Jennifer PulleyHOST
0:30
The breakthrough is powered by a NASA-funded mini-lab that fits in a locker.
Jennifer PulleyHOST
0:35
In the 1990s, Techshot Incorporated, now Redwire, received small business innovation research funding from NASA to build the Advanced Space Experiment Processor, ADSEP.
Jennifer PulleyHOST
0:46
This multipurpose processor is now a locker system on the space station that houses individual experiment cassettes.
Jennifer PulleyHOST
0:54
It functions like a smart incubator, allowing scientists to control experiments remotely in real time.
ThreadguyHOST
17:13
Google down 1.5%.
ThreadguyHOST
17:14
Redwire down 2%.
ThreadguyHOST
17:15
Sandisk down 1.5%.
ThreadguyHOST
17:17
SK Hynix ADR down 1.5%.
Chuck JaffeHOST
49:48
yeah that sounded bad on fvrr fiverr international dave in jacksonville florida and david in missoula montana both want to know about red wire corp that's rdw
Luke LangoGUEST
50:02
uh missoula montana my family's in missoula montana so shout out to missoula Redwire, I absolutely love Redwire.
Luke LangoGUEST
50:09
Redwire is in the space economy.
Luke LangoGUEST
50:12
The thing I love about them is they're an expert in what I believe is going to become arguably the most crucial component of space, and that is outer space solar panels.
Luke LangoGUEST
50:20
The whole reason Elon Musk wants to send up these AI data centers into space is because you basically reduce the energy cost of space.
Luke LangoGUEST
50:41
So that's a fabulous reason to throw data centers up there.
Luke LangoGUEST
50:44
Well, who's the best company in the world at making those? Or at least in America, we're not going to go to China for outer space solar panels.
Luke LangoGUEST
50:51
at making outer space solar panels, and that's Redwire.

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