In recent development, Voyager Technologies, a pioneer in space and defense technology, has discreetly initiated proceedings to go public, catching the attention of top-tier media outlets. The Denver-headquartered firm has successfully accrued more than $215 million in capital from investors, including prominent names like Afterburner Capital and Balerion Space Ventures, as per data derived from PitchBook.
The IPO, spearheaded by Morgan Stanley and Latham & Watkins, is projected to value the company between $2 to $3 billion. Established in 2019, Voyager Technologies has a diverse portfolio, developing everything from innovative propulsion technologies for defense mechanisms to constructing sophisticated in-space infrastructure.
Making strategic moves within the industry, Voyager has also established valuable alliances, aligning with industry powerhouse Palantir to assimilate their AI technology into Voyager’s services.
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