HawkEye 360 Stock Jumps 30% After $416 Million IPO as Defense-Space Demand Builds
HawkEye 360 shares surged 30% in their NYSE debut Thursday, valuing the satellite intelligence firm at $3.15 billion after a $416 million IPO. The company, based in Herndon, Virginia, operates over 30 satellites and reported 2025 sales of $118 million, mostly to the U.S. government. HawkEye plans to use IPO funds to pay down debt and cover a recent acquisition. Most of its revenue comes from the National Reconnaissance Office.