Redwire

Jacksonville, Florida, United States · Space · Satellites & spacecraft / Platforms · Established · redwirespace.com

Seeker is Redwire’s space-rated camera and navigation-sensor line, sold to spacecraft and constellation builders for imaging and attitude determination.

Space 100 · rank 28 · score 79 →Robotics · member · score 73Edition: November 2026

Positioning

Redwire is a US space-infrastructure maker (NYSE:RDW) whose imaging and navigation technology flew on Artemis II (the first crewed Artemis mission), with FY25 revenue of $335.4M (+10%), FY26 guidance of $450-500M, and a record $498.1M backlog, though it is not yet profitable (a Q1-26 net loss of $85.5M). It is moving up the food chain as one of 14 vendors on the $1.8B Andromeda IDIQ and prime on DARPA's Otter VLEO spacecraft, while adding defense recurring orders through its Edge Autonomy UAS line. Its stock fell ~27% over the year on dilution and burn fears despite growth, embodying the sector's growth-versus-profitability tension.

Latest signals

  • Honda and Redwire are exploring a robotic laboratory system for commercial space stations.The AI Insider
  • Honda and Redwire will meet commercial space-station developers and prospective partners at the 2026 International Astronautical Congress.RoboticsTomorrow
  • Honda and Redwire are exploring a robotic system for research operations on commercial space stations.RoboticsTomorrow
  • Redwire booked Sigma YNDEO-3 on a future Isar Aerospace flight.NASASpaceflight
  • Redwire more than doubled its employee base, tripled its global footprint, and completed four acquisitions over five years.Redwire

83 signals name Redwire. Members see all of them, filtered by topic, source and date.

Facts, with sources

  • Sigma YNDEO-3 flying with 10 European-built demonstration payloadsDeployment · NASASpaceflight
  • $450 million to $500 million forecast revenue for full-year 2026Revenue band · Redwire
  • DARPA ABEP development contract for VLEO flightsContract · Payload
  • Sigma YNDEO-3 booked on a future Isar Aerospace flightDeployment · NASASpaceflight

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Scores, Space (of 10)

Deployment10
Production6
Commercials8
Progress9
Technology8
Positioning8
Firepower6
Leverage8

Traction: deployment, production, commercials, progress. Capability: technology, positioning, firepower, leverage.

Questions this page answers

What does Redwire do?

Seeker is Redwire’s space-rated camera and navigation-sensor line, sold to spacecraft and constellation builders for imaging and attitude determination. Redwire is a US space-infrastructure maker (NYSE:RDW) whose imaging and navigation technology flew on Artemis II (the first crewed Artemis mission), with FY25 revenue of $335.4M (+10%), FY26 guidance of $450-500M, and a record $498.1M backlog, though it is not yet profitable (a Q1-26 net loss of $85.5M). It is moving up the food chain as one of 14 vendors on the $1.8B Andromeda IDIQ and prime on D

Where does Redwire rank in space?

Redwire ranks 28 of 100 on the Space 100 (November 2026 edition) with a score of 79 out of 100, in Platforms (Satellites & spacecraft). Assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence.

Who are Redwire's peers in Platforms?

Airbus Defence & Space (rank 8), Thales Alenia Space (rank 12), Muon Space (rank 20), K2 Space (rank 22), Millennium Space Systems (rank 23), The Exploration Company (rank 26).

Where is Redwire based and when was it founded?

Redwire is based in Jacksonville, Florida, United States. Stage: Established.

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