Investing into space: the market takes off

This is the time of the year, when the managers of the General Directors inhale deeply, analysts prepare their calculators, investors update the stock, and each market is open – it is a potential American American: quarterly profit.

This is a more quiet thing in the space sector where some big names – such as Spacex Elon Musk and Blue Origine Jeff Bezos – have still passed the public. There is still a sound covering of the listed heavy attackers, which (also) argue in space events and most likely to attract the eyes: from Boeing and Lockheed Martin to Virgin Galactic. Last month, Voyager Technologies just went out on Public Arena, and stocks increased by more than 80% on the debut day of debut trading after increasing its original public offer.

And then there is another new child who entered the NASDAQ block: Firefly Aerospace missile manufacturer, submitted and then trade under the Fly. This has not yet revealed the number of stocks that will be available and their price range, but the firm’s success is in touching its blue Lunar Lunar Lander for the month earlier this year, most likely attracted attention.

The startup sector continued to draw funds on the section of April-June, traveling at a high level of “sustainable interest” in defense capabilities and improved market sentiment after a passing pause at the so-called mutual tariffs of the United States, according to a statement by the Galina Space, which covers the industry. No big surprise in perfect security: from the collection of exploration to visualization, communications and navigation, space is a rather integral part of defense operations. This year, this year, the US plans for the U.S. Plans for the Gold Kupal interception, the Initiative “Kind” Europe, the “posterior” initiative and the recent promises of NATO allies to increase the deposit of up to 5% of its gross domestic product by 2035.

In general, the investment in space startups gathered up to $ 3.1 billion in April-June, noting the second largest quarter investment in the seraphim SPACE record and the rise of approximately $ 2.1 billion in January. Unpredictably, US companies have absorbed the lion’s share of space technology financing in the second quarter at $ 2.2 billion, or 70%. This means that the US space business has already exceeded the total amount reached throughout 2024, despite the federal NASA budget contracts and volatility caused by the recent protectionist trade policy of the US administration.

Only two transactions that are not in the United States occupy the top 10 quarter-one-quarterly-one-by-German ISAR AEROSPACE service provider in the 174 million series, and the other according to the Qianxun Space-Intellectual Intellectual Intelligence Services provider. In the US Impulse Impulse Space, meanwhile, scored the highest transaction of the second quarter in $ 300 million.

Overall, venture capital has remained the most active investors in space in recent months, making 77% of 2025 financing today, compared to 54% on average 2024, according to a separate IQ Space Capital report. The company has determined a particularly strong impetus for financing for space-space stations, also for the proportion and energy and storage production and production.

Noticing 18 acquisitions that took place in the second quarter, Space Capital stated that it expected that in 2025 more than 10 “high -value” transactions would close, for a total of $ 35 billion.