Goldman and JP Morgan Reveal Next Space IPO

Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan just announced…

Plans to take one undiscovered space stock public in 2025.

And the IPO could value the company at more than $2 billion.

Go here to buy shares – BEFORE the Initial Public Offering.

Firefly Aerospace (private) just filed its 285-page Form S-1 Registration Statement.

Here’s what you need to know…

Firefly is a space and defense company specializing in small and medium launch vehicles, lunar landers and orbital transfer vehicles.

Firefly was the first commercial operator to achieve a moon landing.

Here are the financial highlights…

• Q1 revenues of $56 million – a 6X increase
• 2024 revenues of $61 million – a 10% increase
• 2024 net loss of $231 million
• $177 million in cash
• $174 million in debt

Most impressive is the company’s $1.1 billion order backlog – which increased 100% in the last year.

Firefly currently has contracts with NASA, Space Force, Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) and L3 Harris (NYSE: LHX).

For example, Lockheed has contracted for 25 missions over the next 5 years. L3 Harris has agreed to 20 launches – including 3 missions in 2026. Meanwhile, Northrop invested $50 million in Firefly.

This suggests that there’s large and growing demand for Firefly services.

Firefly just filed its paperwork with the SEC.

It’s estimated that the stock could go public sometime in October or November.

Discover how to claim shares of the next big space stock…

BEFORE shares start trading on the NYSE or NASDAQ.

Simply click here now.

Ian Wyatt

P.S. This deal is open to EVERYONE. You don’t need to be an “accredited investor” or a millionaire.

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