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Voyager Technologies

Denver, Colorado, United States · Space · Infrastructure / Stations & habitats (orbital) · Public · voyager.space

Voyager is developing and expanding solid-rocket-motor production, including throttleable propulsion systems and onshoring critical chemicals for manufacturing.

Positioning

Voyager Technologies is a US space company (NYSE:VOYG, IPO June 2025) building the Starlab commercial station (a critical design review complete, targeting no earlier than 2028 on Starship, a JV with Airbus) atop a defense and national-security business that is its revenue engine, with FY25 net sales of $166.4M (+15%) and FY26 guidance raised to $225-255M on a record $265.6M backlog. It acquired Astrobotic (closed July 2026, up to $300M), adding lunar landers and rovers to its Moon Base strategic initiative. The NASA CLD Phase 2 2026 decision shapes Starlab's future.

Latest signals

  • Voyager Technologies is expanding solid-rocket-motor production at its American Defense Complex in Colorado.Breaking Defense
  • Voyager Technologies has been awarded multiple contracts supporting Golden Dome.Breaking Defense
  • Voyager Technologies is onshoring critical chemicals for solid-rocket-motor manufacturing.Breaking Defense
  • Voyager Technologies is supporting a newly awarded DARPA solid-rocket-motor program.Breaking Defense
  • Voyager Technologies has more than 1,000 storage silos available at its Pueblo complex.Breaking Defense

57 signals name Voyager Technologies. Members see all of them, filtered by topic, source and date.

Facts, with sources

  • Supporting a newly awarded DARPA solid-rocket-motor programContract · Breaking Defense
  • Multiple contracts supporting Golden DomeContract · Breaking Defense
  • Acquired ExoTerra ResourceOwnership change · SpaceNews
  • Completed acquisition of Astrobotic Technology, Inc.Ownership change · Astrobotic

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Scores, Space (of 10)

Deployment6
Production6
Commercials8
Progress10
Technology6
Positioning6
Firepower8
Leverage6

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

Peers in Stations & habitats (orbital)

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Questions this page answers

What does Voyager Technologies do?

Voyager is developing and expanding solid-rocket-motor production, including throttleable propulsion systems and onshoring critical chemicals for manufacturing. Voyager Technologies is a US space company (NYSE:VOYG, IPO June 2025) building the Starlab commercial station (a critical design review complete, targeting no earlier than 2028 on Starship, a JV with Airbus) atop a defense and national-security business that is its revenue engine, with FY25 net sales of $166.4M (+15%) and FY26 guidance raised to $225-255M on a record $265.6M backlog. It acquired A

Where does Voyager Technologies rank in space?

Voyager Technologies ranks 69 of 100 on the Space 100 (November 2026 edition) with a score of 68 out of 100, in Stations & habitats (orbital) (Infrastructure). Assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence.

Who are Voyager Technologies's peers in Stations & habitats (orbital)?

Sierra Space (rank 45), Vast (rank 51), Axiom Space (rank 64), Orbit Fab (rank 65).

Where is Voyager Technologies based and when was it founded?

Voyager Technologies is based in Denver, Colorado, United States. Stage: Public.

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