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Redwire Shares Sink Despite Space Strawberry News

Redwire Shares Sink Despite Space Strawberry News

Redwire Corp. plunged 25% this week, closing at $18.45 after Jefferies cut its rating to Hold, citing “limited near-term upside” despite a raised price target; trading was volatile following a new space-agriculture contract and amid a broad selloff in speculative space stocks as investors question if recent contract wins can support the stock’s run ahead of earnings.
Redwire Stock Gains After Space-Strawberry Announcement, More Ahead

Redwire Stock Gains After Space-Strawberry Announcement, More Ahead

Redwire shares soared 14.6% to $21.33 after announcing a contract with Astrobiome Space for crop research on the ISS, marking the first commercial flight of its Greenhouse system; contract value was undisclosed, leaving investors to weigh the near-term financial impact as Redwire works to convert a record $498.1 million backlog into revenue following a recent Jefferies downgrade to Hold.
Redwire Shares Fall After Steep Space Rally; Traders React

Redwire Shares Fall After Steep Space Rally; Traders React

Redwire shares plunged 8.7% to $18.78 after Jefferies downgraded the stock on valuation concerns, despite 57.9% Q1 revenue growth and a record $498.1 million backlog; investors now demand evidence that contract wins and strong demand will translate into actual revenue and profits as SpaceX’s record IPO looms and the space sector resets.
Redwire shares sink as space stocks retreat

Redwire shares sink as space stocks retreat

Redwire shares plunged 16.4% to $20.53 after Jefferies downgraded the stock to Hold, citing valuation concerns despite raising its price target to $24. Trading volume topped 25.8 million shares. Redwire’s Q1 revenue jumped 57.9% to $97 million, backlog hit $498.1 million, but net loss widened to $76.5 million. The company announced new defense drone contracts, while a $350 million at-the-market offering remains pending.
Redwire Shares Jump 40% in Four Days — Eyes on Monday

Redwire Shares Jump 40% in Four Days — Eyes on Monday

Redwire shares fell 5.14% Friday to $24.57, still up sharply from $17.49 on May 22 after a volatile week with only four trading sessions. The company announced a $15 million Army contract for Stalker UAS and a high-eight-figure NATO deal for Penguin Mk3. First-quarter revenue rose 57.9% to $97 million, but Redwire posted a $76.5 million net loss. Space stocks broadly declined after a Blue Origin rocket explosion.
Redwire Stock Just Jumped 27% — The $498 Million Number Traders Can’t Ignore

Redwire Stock Spikes as SpaceX Trade Hits Early Test

Redwire shares fell in premarket trading Thursday to around $23.25 after closing Wednesday at $24.00, up 8.9%. The drop followed a rally in space stocks tied to anticipation of SpaceX’s IPO, which Reuters reports could value SpaceX at $1.75 trillion. Redwire’s latest news includes a $15 million Army drone order and a high-eight-figure contract from a NATO country. The company posted a Q1 net loss of $76.5 million on $97 million revenue.
Redwire Gains Again With Drone Contracts Testing Defense Shift Timeline

Redwire Gains Again With Drone Contracts Testing Defense Shift Timeline

Redwire shares jumped 17.5% premarket Tuesday to $20.55 after new U.S. Army and NATO drone contracts. The company reported a $15 million Stalker drone order from the Army and a high eight-figure NATO deal for Penguin Mk3 drones. Redwire posted Q1 revenue of $97 million, up 57.9% year-over-year, with a backlog of $498.1 million. Markets reopened after the Memorial Day holiday closure.
Redwire Shares Pop in Pre-Holiday Trade as Drone News Draws Attention

Redwire Shares Pop in Pre-Holiday Trade as Drone News Draws Attention

Redwire shares jumped 13.9% Friday to $17.49, capping a 24% weekly gain after announcing a $15 million U.S. Army drone order and a high-eight-figure NATO contract. Trading volume topped 55 million shares. AE Industrial Partners converted and sold its remaining preferred stock, dropping its stake below 5%. U.S. markets close Monday for Memorial Day; trading resumes Tuesday.
Redwire Shares Up 27%, Focus Turns to Next Test Today

Redwire Shares Up 27%, Focus Turns to Next Test Today

Redwire Corp shares held near $14.06 in premarket trading Monday after a 27% rally last week, as investors awaited updates from the SOF Week defense event in Tampa. The company reported a contracted backlog of $498.1 million at March 31 and first-quarter revenue of $97.0 million, but posted a net loss of $76.5 million. Redwire recently launched a $350 million at-the-market stock sale program.
18 May 2026
Redwire Stock Just Jumped 27% — The $498 Million Number Traders Can’t Ignore

Redwire Stock Just Jumped 27% — The $498 Million Number Traders Can’t Ignore

Redwire shares jumped 27% over five sessions, closing Friday at $14.06 after a surge in orders and defense-drone interest, despite a $76.5 million quarterly loss. The company reported first-quarter revenue of $97 million and a record $498.1 million backlog. Redwire will showcase new uncrewed aircraft systems at SOF Week in Tampa starting Monday. A new share-sale program could raise up to $350 million.
Redwire Stock Jumps Again as $498 Million Backlog Puts Defense Growth Back in Play

Redwire Stock Jumps Again as $498 Million Backlog Puts Defense Growth Back in Play

Redwire shares jumped nearly 14% to $13.04 Thursday after reporting first-quarter revenue up 57.9% to $97 million and reaffirming its 2026 sales outlook. The company ended March with a $498.1 million backlog but posted a $76.5 million net loss. Redwire also launched a $350 million at-the-market share program, raising dilution concerns.
Redwire Stock Jumps as $498 Million Backlog Puts Defense Orders Back in Focus

Redwire Stock Jumps as $498 Million Backlog Puts Defense Orders Back in Focus

Redwire shares jumped about 10% to $12.19 in early Monday trading, with volume topping 30 million shares. Investors bought 46,592 call options, 41% above average, after the company reported record backlog and reaffirmed its 2026 revenue forecast. First-quarter revenue rose 58% to $97 million, but net loss widened to $76.5 million. Backlog reached $498.1 million, including a $1.8 billion Andromeda contract.
Redwire Stock Jumps 20% After Record Backlog, But $350 Million Share Plan Looms

Redwire Stock Jumps 20% After Record Backlog, But $350 Million Share Plan Looms

Redwire shares surged 20% Friday after the company reported a record $498.1 million backlog and reaffirmed its 2026 revenue outlook, despite a wider quarterly net loss of $76.5 million. First-quarter revenue rose 58% to $96.97 million, while the Defense Tech segment revenue jumped to $44.3 million, mainly from the Edge Autonomy acquisition. Redwire also filed to sell up to $350 million in stock through an at-the-market program.
Why Redwire Stock Fell After a Record Backlog: Q1 Miss and $350 Million Share Sale Plan

Why Redwire Stock Fell After a Record Backlog: Q1 Miss and $350 Million Share Sale Plan

Redwire reported first-quarter revenue of $97.0 million, missing analyst estimates and sending shares down about 10% after hours. Net loss widened to $76.5 million, driven by over $44 million in non-recurring costs. The company announced plans to sell up to $350 million in common stock. Backlog reached a record $498.1 million, and 2026 revenue guidance was reaffirmed.

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