Redwire Corp

Redwire Corp. quietly pivots its space‑infrastructure focus, driving high‑reliability hardware for satellites and launchers—an undervalued niche with R&D‑backed growth prospects.

Redwire Corp’s subsidiary, Edge Autonomy, has completed a delivery of its Penguin UAS to the Ukraine Armed Forces, expanding the company’s operational footprint in the region and demonstrating its commitment to providing defense solutions to frontli…

Redwire Corp. navigated a tumultuous week of market volatility, marked by a series of strategic wins, including new defense contracts, a high-profile partnership with Honeywell, and a major satellite mission, despite a sudden equity-sale announcemen…

Redwire Corp’s stock plummeted 24% after the company’s Q2 earnings report revealed a revenue miss and earnings per share that fell short of estimates.

Redwire Corp’s stock has plummeted after a recent stock offering, sparking concerns about the company’s financial strategy and future prospects in the competitive aerospace and defense industry.

Redwire Corp has announced a revised $925 million acquisition of Edge Autonomy, a move aimed at expanding its space solutions and high-reliability components portfolio.

Redwire Corp’s Q1 revenue fell short of expectations, but the company remains optimistic about its financial outlook for 2025, driven by its strategic expansion and acquisition of Edge Autonomy.

Redwire Corp is a leading player in space infrastructure, with a global customer base and a commitment to leveraging space technology for global health and sustainability.

Redwire Corp’s stock has demonstrated significant volatility, with a 52-week high of $26.66 and a 52-week low of $3.98, amidst a complex financial period with a negative Price Earnings (P/E) ratio of -4.69.