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JPMorgan is bullish on a new space stock.
They predict a 118% upside for Voyager.
But they’re not telling you about this other space stock that could make you 457%.
Go here now for urgent details.
Voyager made its NYSE debut on June 11.
JPMorgan sees it as a great investment in a huge growth market.
The bank is counting on the company’s Starlab commercial space station as the ultimate upside opportunity for the firm.
Voyager owns 67% of the Starlab joint venture – which is planned to replace the International Space Station (ISS).
As JPMorgan explained in a note to clients…
“We forecast a 30% topline [compound annual growth rate] for 2026–30 (5 years) to ~$600M with a 16% adj [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization] margin by 2030; that excludes the space station, which could become the most financially meaningful part of the company in the next decade. … ‘Space station as a business’ is a novel endeavor but we believe owning a portion of the very limited real estate in space where companies can develop and produce highly specialized products will be valuable.”
The bank forecasts VOYG shares to reach $52 by Dec 2026.
This suggests a potential 118% gain.
But I’m placing my bets on a hidden space stock that’s in the final stages of receiving FAA approval.
It’s getting ready to go public within 30–60 days.
And my research suggests shares could soar 457% after the IPO.
Ian Wyatt