Redwire
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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Nov 2, 2026
Kristin HoustonGUEST
And then they do have this deep knowledge in space, specifically in space.
Kristin HoustonGUEST
So Firefly, York, Redwire, they've been in the space domain for a long time.
Kristin HoustonGUEST
and really understand what this space industry specifically requires.
Kristin HoustonGUEST
And so I just have to say how thrilled I am that we are partnered with A Industrial.
Harrison LambertHOST
We've interviewed companies like New Orbit and Viridian Space.
Harrison LambertHOST
There's other companies like Creos, Nord Space, Redwire, all working on VLEO platforms.
Harrison LambertHOST
A lot of them tout the fact that you're more power efficient, you get better imaging resolution, you have higher power from your comm satellites, you can have higher throughput.
Harrison LambertHOST
vaccine seems particularly interested in the kind of orbital interceptor play here which is an interesting move for it i struggle to see the value here it is it does allow you to kind of get closer to the missile that you're intercepting but the orbits are wonky they don't they don't line up too great with kind of the paths that that missiles would follow so maybe you could put them into uniquely inclined orbits that keeps them aligned more often but you know, it seems like they're trying to take a unique path.
Mike GrussHOST
I think one of the favorite cliches in the space industry is building while you're assembling the airplane, right? Yes.
Mike GrussHOST
But you've worked with Axiom and Blue Origin and Redwire, all sorts of other companies.
Mike GrussHOST
But what have you learned from supporting programs where maybe the hardware, some of these procedures... are evolving at the same time that you're not, you know, they're still figuring out.
Mike GrussHOST
What have you learned about how to make this all work?
ThreadguyHOST
Firefly is down 0.5%.
ThreadguyHOST
Redwire is flat.
ThreadguyHOST
Microsoft is up 0.5%.
ThreadguyHOST
Not sure how much of this is layoffs or what it is.
Damian DiPippaGUEST
NASA's using commercial providers now for launch as well as, you know, moon landing and other things and applying those technologies out there.
Damian DiPippaGUEST
You have very innovative companies, you know, Redwire, Intuitive Machines that are out there building things and deploying them so that they can prove, you know, in a demonstrated, you know, real world environment, we have this and then, you know, customers like a NASA or NOAA or, you know, US Space Force can then, or even the intelligence community can then take these capabilities and apply them to their mission space.
John GilroyHOST
You know, Damien, a CEO sitting in Chicago somewhere is going to say, oh, how does this technology, how does it make a difference? And you're going to have to defend it.
John GilroyHOST
But we're talking about, you know, national security infrastructure here.
ThreadguyHOST
Sandisk is up 1.5%.
ThreadguyHOST
Redwire is up 1%.
ThreadguyHOST
Arm is up 1%.
ThreadguyHOST
Micron is up 1.5%.
Harrison LambertHOST
It's very much in the realm of giving satellites the ability to do autonomous operations, whether that's operating themselves or doing rendezvous proximity operations, primarily for defense purposes.
Harrison LambertHOST
We've seen some other contracts pop up like in cooperation with Redwire and True Anomaly is a defense based RPO company, as well as I believe four or five other contracts.
Harrison LambertHOST
So this is a pretty large contract to add to the list.
Harrison LambertHOST
13 million is large for these kind of scale of contracts and it's it's to buy their products.
Harrison LambertHOST
We've seen Infinite Orbits talk about doing some other capabilities, but thus far all of their contracts have been for geo operations.
Harrison LambertHOST
Last time we talked about them, they acquired Lunasa and LMO to kind of expand their territory across Europe and win some of those contracts.
Harrison LambertHOST
Also brought them up when Redwire has some dealings with them.
Harrison LambertHOST
This funding is kind of to propel them through one of the...
ThreadguyHOST
ACS down four.
ThreadguyHOST
Redwire down two.
ThreadguyHOST
Cloudflare goes red.
ThreadguyHOST
Palo Alto goes red.
ThreadguyHOST
Tesla's down 3.
ThreadguyHOST
Redwire's down 2.
ThreadguyHOST
QCOP's down 2.
ThreadguyHOST
Shaw's down 5.5. Micron's down 3.
Tim FrantaGUEST
And it is a great check and balance of why are you spending money on this? So why are you doing this? It's interesting.
Craig PickenHOST
Yeah, I watched the equity group that took Firefly Public, Redwire.
Craig PickenHOST
They've done a lot.
Craig PickenHOST
It's just interesting.
Craig PickenHOST
I did Redwire's old office.
Craig PickenHOST
There you go.
Craig PickenHOST
Yes.
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