Redwire Corporation (NYSE:RDW) is an integrated aerospace and defense company focused on advanced technologies.

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May 12
Building Momentum and Accelerating Growth. 🚀 Redwire was Made for the Mission. Redwire delivered strong Q1 results with higher margins, 57% revenue growth, and a record contracted backlog of $498.1M. New wins across next‑gen spacecraft, LEO constellations, UAS, and space‑based biotech are expanding the company’s role in high‑value programs. Check out this quarter’s highlights 🔽
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Join us in welcoming WCC’s TJ in honor of United States Army Special Forces Master Sergeant Jeremy White, Retired. Master Sergeant Jeremy White’s story is one of quiet courage, steadfast devotion, and a lifetime spent in service. @Commanders @Redwire
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Jun 12
Microgravity isn’t just a scientific curiosity, it’s a force multiplier for human health research. Redwire’s PIL‑BOX enable researchers to grow higher‑quality protein crystals and study diseases we all know too well—cancer, insulin‑related conditions, osteoporosis, and more. Leading pharmaceutical companies like @EliLillyandCo and @bmsnews, Aspera Biomedicines are already using PIL-BOX to gain insights that could inform their drug development pipelines. With 54 PIL-BOX units flown to space as of May 2026, "pharma companies continue to bring us new drug candidates", said John Vellinger, CEO of SpaceMD/Redwire Executive Vice President of In-Space Industries. Read more from @CNBC here: cnb.cx/4uwmPfU
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Jun 11
The lost Coronagraph spacecraft has been found! ☀️ Redwire’s team in Europe is proud to have played a key role in supporting the @esa historic recovery of this satellite, preserving the PROBA-3 mission to study the Sun’s corona while demonstrating advanced formation flying technologies. How did Coronagraph (CSC) become separated from its partner Occulter (OSC) in the first place? On February 14, 2026, an anomaly onboard CSC led to the loss of spacecraft orientation and prevented its entry into safe mode.💔 Losing even one of the satellites would mean the end of the mission, so ESA, Redwire, and industry partners had to act fast. Weeks of tireless problem-solving and teamwork led to incredible mission success. ⛑️ Read the entire exciting story of what led to Coronagraph phoning home: bit.ly/4ojRRGl
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Warning: these photos may cause excessive smiling.
TJ stuns in new photos @Redwire | #RaiseHail
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We have to agree. 🐾💛 We're proud to partner with @Commanders and welcome TJ to the team! Together, we're honoring service members, veterans and military families. The team dog’s name is inspired by Jeremy White, Sr. Program Manager at Redwire, whose military call sign was “TJ1”. A former Green Beret and decorated veteran whose life reflects a deep commitment to service. Read more about our team dog here: commanders.com/news/commande…
HE IS PERFECT TO US @Redwire | #RaiseHail
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Congratulations to the Artemis III crew! @AstroKomrade @Astro_AndreD, Frank Rubio, @astro_luca Redwire is honored that our cameras aboard Orion will once again capture every moment of this historic journey. 💫
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Introducing your Artemis III crew: NASA astronauts @AstroKomrade, @Astro_AndreD, and Frank Rubio and @ESA astronaut @Astro_Luca.
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As @NASA prepares to announce the @NASAArtemis III crew, we’re looking back at the imagery and video from Artemis II that inspired us all- captured through Redwire’s Orion Camera System. Serving as the "Eyes of Orion", the cameras provided consistent inspection but they also brought the world along for the journey. Proud of what we saw. Ready for what comes next. 🌕✨ Check out the gallery: rdw.com/missions/artemis-2/
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Despite harsh weather that affected flight opportunities at Fort Polk, the Redwire Flight Operations team was able to put our #Stalker #UAS through its paces alongside the UAS Platoon of the 3d BCT, 82nd Airborne Division, @USArmy. As the UAS Platoon prepares to take delivery of their Stalker systems, we went through aircraft operations with their Multi-Functional Reconnaissance Company #MFRC) during the Brigade’s rotation at JRTC and Fort Polk. The Paratroopers quickly picked up assembly, flight, and gimbal operations and were soon taking the Stalker through real world simulations with minimal guidance from our operations team. We look forward to continuing to work alongside the 3rd Brigade Combat Team of the 82nd Airborne Division as they continue with Stalker operations! #USArmy #FlightOperations #ISR #RSTA #CombatProven
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In the latest ATOMIC-6 Hot Lap interview, Al Tadros, Redwire Chief Technology Officer, dives into the future of orbital data centers (ODC) and why scalable ODCs ultimately depend on breakthroughs in power generation and thermal management. That’s the same conclusion detailed in Redwire’s ODC whitepaper released last week, which highlighted how advanced power systems and thermal technologies are the real enablers of next‑generation, high‑density orbital compute. If you’re exploring the future of space‑based AI infrastructure, this interview and the whitepaper both paint a clear picture of what’s coming next. Read the whitepaper: bit.ly/4x4Xmgl Check out the full Hot Lap interview: bit.ly/4uh75NI
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$RDW: The world's first commercial space greenhouse, growing plants in space! Go Redwire.
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Space agriculture just got sweeter. 🍓 Redwire has been awarded a contract from Astrobiome Space to launch space agriculture mission in the Redwire Greenhouse, the World’s first commercial space greenhouse. Astrobiome Space will use Greenhouse to grow the first wild-strawberries ever cultivated in orbit on the @Space_Station. This will be the first flight for Redwire’s Greenhouse. “This contract with Astrobiome Space marks an exciting step forward in advancing critical technology for sustainable life-support systems beyond Earth,” said Marc Dielissen, Executive Vice-President of Redwire Europe. “With our Greenhouse platform, we are not only enabling fundamental research, but we are also demonstrating the practical cultivation of fresh food in space—including crops such as strawberries and fungi. These capabilities are essential as we prepare for long-duration missions and future habitats, while also generating valuable insights to improve agricultural practices here on Earth.” Read more in the press release: bit.ly/4vwCmgT
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At #ASCEND 2026, VLEO took center stage as defense and commercial leaders discussed how VLEO is becoming a foundational layer of future space architectures. Spence Wise, SVP at Redwire Space, highlighted why now is the moment for VLEO to shine thanks to major advances in technology, increasing operational needs, and rising commercial momentum. Read more here: aerospaceamerica.aiaa.org/in…
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Our Flight Operations team was recently in Texas for the UK MOD integrated Assured Intent Messaging (AIM) communications and lethality network exercise, where we flew our Stalker UAS to demonstrate multiple sensor integration along with live fire adjustment and target tracking capabilities. Although we battled high winds and time constraints, this exercise was a tremendous success and showcased Stalker's ability to reduce the targeting chain cycle, utilizing ISR sensors to identify targets and enable the best possible fires effector for kinetic strikes. Because Stalker features silent flight and a modular open systems approach (MOSA) to payload and network integration, it is an ideal platform for identifying targets and providing tactical guidance in contested environments. In this exercise we were able to integrate video feed into the UK MOD's AIM system, which provides tactical messaging from peer to peer using an ATAK network, detecting and marking possible enemy targets. Stalker demonstrated the ability to multicast and direct communications while functioning as a “repeater” over high terrain between the aircraft and the firing team. With an onboard laser designator gimbal camera payload, Stalker flew seven total fires missions with positive effects on four of those fires using the Advanced Precision, Kill, Weapon, System (APKWS) 70mm LGR. Stalker's ease of integration and high success rate - along with the dedication and hard work of our team as they included end users in the real-world scenarios being flown - emphasized the high standard of excellence in both the systems we build and the people who build them.
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Redwire’s strong earnings momentum is fueling a powerful start to the year and @CNBC's @TheDomino invited Redwire's Chairman and CEO Peter Cannito on @CNBCMorningCall to break down what’s driving it. 📺 cnb.cx/49CXs4F
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American leadership in space will depend on more than launch capacity alone. It will require sustained investment in commercial infrastructure, industrial capability, and innovation in orbit and beyond. Today at 2:30pm ET, Redwire Space President Mike Gold will join @bwg_global “End-Game Space Economy” panel for a discussion on the future of commercial space, from in-space manufacturing and cislunar development to the next chapter beyond the ISS, and what it will take for the U.S. to remain competitive in the decades ahead. Click here to register: lnkd.in/ejn_AMZc
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May 29
This week Redwire participated in a series of key industry events in Riga, Latvia, including the NATO Innovation Range Demo Day and Drone Summit 2026. At the NATO Innovation Range Demo Day, organised by the State Centre for Defence Logistics and Procurement and the Ministry of Defence, Redwire supported the live demonstration by delivering a continuous aerial feed using its Penguin Mk2.5 VTOL platform equipped with its Octopus E140 payload. The aircraft conducted a 3.5-hour sortie at 600 m AGL, providing persistent situational awareness across the demonstration area in an operational environment. The following day, Drone Summit 2026 brought together participants from 20 countries and 116 companies, including industry stakeholders, policymakers, and partners, to exchange perspectives on the future of drone technology and autonomous systems. Together, these engagements highlight continued momentum in Europe and reinforce the importance of collaboration in advancing mission-ready capabilities. Redwire remains committed to contributing to this continued advancement. #DroneSummit2026 #NATO #UncrewedSystems #DefenseTechnology #ISR #Aerospace
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During #SOFWeek, Redwire Defense Tech CTO Allen Gardner connected with Brian Huinker, SVP, Business Development, Global Defense Solution of @RedCatHoldings to discuss how Redwire's Stalker UAS integrates with Red Cat'squadcopter to extend our customers’ missions. Mounted under the wing of our combat proven Stalker, the Fang leverages Stalker’s long range and long endurance capabilities to increase mission reach, advance operational flexibility, and deliver expanded capability to the tactical edge. This partnership demonstrates how interoperable, mission-focused UAS ecosystems can help support evolving operational requirements in contested environments, redefining multi-domain mission capability. #SOFWeek #MadeForTheMission #UAS #DroneTechnology #CombatProven
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The space community succeeds together. We’re thinking of our colleagues and partners at @blueorigin following last night’s New Glenn test anomaly. We’re thankful all personnel are safe and know the team will emerge stronger as they continue their mission. 🚀
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NASA’s Dragonfly mission is set to launch in 2028, embarking on a 3.6 billion-mile journey to Saturn’s largest moon in search of the building blocks of life. Redwire is proud to support this groundbreaking mission by supplying critical navigation technology through our contract with the @JHUAPL. Our technology will help guide the Dragonfly rotorcraft lander as it explores and samples dozens of sites across Titan’s surface. Learn more about the Dragonfly mission and how Redwire supports it: rdw.com/newsroom/redwire-cri…
NASA’s #DragonflyMission, which will send a rotorcraft to explore Saturn's moon Titan, has passed its Critical Design Review, meaning its mission plans have been approved and the team can now turn its attention to the construction of the spacecraft itself go.nasa.gov/3S6HXIS
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