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Redwire Corp · NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, INC. · Aerospace & Defense
Redwire (RDW) is a leading US pure-play space infrastructure company — building solar arrays, deployable structures, in-space manufacturing platforms, and now the SabreSat drone. Live NYSE price and every NASA + DoD contract win.
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About Redwire Corp (RDW)
Redwire Corporation is one of the few US-listed pure-play space infrastructure companies, listed on the NYSE under RDW and headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. Formed in 2020 through the roll-up of eight legacy space-technology companies (Adcole Space, Deep Space Systems, Made In Space, Roccor, LoadPath, Techshot, Deployable Space Systems, Oakman Aerospace), Redwire designs and manufactures the mission-critical components that keep spacecraft functioning — solar arrays, antennas, deployable structures, cameras, star trackers, sun sensors, and in-space manufacturing platforms.
Redwire's customer base is highly concentrated in the US government (NASA + DoD) and its allies, which provides revenue durability but ties growth to the pace of federal space spending. Key programs include: solar arrays for the International Space Station's iROSA upgrade and for Boeing's Starliner, deployable booms for NASA's Roman Space Telescope, in-space bio-manufacturing experiments on the ISS, and — via the June 2025 Edge Autonomy acquisition — the SabreSat unmanned aerial system family for defense applications. The Edge Autonomy deal materially expanded Redwire's defense revenue exposure.
The investor thesis is 'pick-and-shovel to newspace': Redwire supplies the enabling technologies that virtually every US government spacecraft, commercial GEO satellite, and lunar/Mars mission needs. As NASA's Artemis program, Space Development Agency (SDA) contracts, and commercial LEO constellations ramp, Redwire's addressable market grows. Risks include contract lumpiness, cash-burn during the current investment cycle, and the pace of NASA/DoD budget appropriations.
What Redwire Corp Actually Does
- Solar arrays for spacecraft (iROSA on ISS, Roman Telescope, Starliner)
- Deployable structures (booms, antennas, radar arrays)
- Star trackers + sun sensors (spacecraft attitude sensing)
- In-space manufacturing platforms (Made In Space heritage)
- SabreSat unmanned aerial systems (from Edge Autonomy acquisition)
- Optics + camera systems for spacecraft and defense
- Sub-contracting to NASA Artemis, SDA, ULA, Northrop Grumman, Boeing
Investment Thesis
Pure-play exposure to increasing US federal space spending (NASA + SDA + Space Force). Edge Autonomy acquisition adds a material defense revenue stream. Broad IP portfolio and heritage on ~200+ successful space missions. Small share count means positive contract news has amplified impact.
Cash-burn during the current growth-investment phase; profitability remains inconsistent. Revenue is lumpy on government contract awards. Small-cap space stocks are highly volatile and sentiment-driven. Any US space-budget delay (continuing resolution, sequestration) directly impacts revenue.
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