Last week at the Space Defense and Security Summit in Paris, Redwire's Juan Pablo Ramos, Head of Defence & Security Programmes, joined industry leaders for a panel on designing secure, resilient military space systems. The discussion spanned VLEO operations, edge processing, servicing on orbit, and deep space missions. The team also showcased Phantom, Redwire's European VLEO platform engineered for ISR, SDA, RF monitoring, and communications missions. 🛰️

Mission success in Ukraine isn't defined by the technology fielded; it's defined by how quickly it adapts. 🛡️ Redwire technology has been deployed in one of the world’s most contested environments since 2022. “Technology that was relevant here two months ago is now outdated,” said Redwire’s business lead in Ukraine. Keeping pace starts with the people using the technology every day. Close collaboration with Redwire teams in Ukraine and Latvia shortens feedback loops, allowing solutions to evolve in real time and under pressure. With each lesson learned alongside operators, Redwire's UAS systems continue to grow stronger to support the needs of the warfighter. Read the full blog: bit.ly/4xKOlIo

Redwire is attending Payload's Off World this week 🌕 Sophie Amiton, Lunar Business Development Lead at Redwire, takes the stage for "Brick by Brick: Building Lunar Structures to Stay." Redwire brings experience from efforts including Mason, one of its lunar technologies that focused on building infrastructure on the Moon, such as landing pads, roads, and berms. 📍 NASA's Space Center Houston, Houston, TX 📅 Thursday, September 24, 2026 🎤 Sophie Amiton, Lunar Business Development Lead, Redwire The Redwire team looks forward to connecting with the lunar community at Off World.

Dual-view capability for uncompromised awareness. Redwire’s Octopus payloads use Picture-in-Picture (PiP) to show two perspectives at once—all in a single video window. The result enables faster target identification and preserves critical situational awareness. PiP offers two modes to give operators a clearer understanding of the mission environment: 🔍 Multi-sensor PiP: Shows one sensor view (e.g., EO/daylight) in the main window with a smaller window displaying a second sensor (e.g., MWIR/LWIR). Operators maintain visual context while quickly checking thermal signatures. 🎥 Zoom-to-track PiP: Keeps a wide field of view in the main window while the smaller window delivers a magnified, auto-tracked view of the target—supporting positive identification without sacrificing tactical context. The result of both Picture-in-Picture modes is reduced cognitive load that bolsters operator decision-making. Discover how Redwire’s line of Octopus payloads provide clarity for the most critical missions: bit.ly/4fvONmP

Djibouti became the latest nation to sign the Artemis Accords, extending the framework for peaceful space exploration to the African continent. 🌍 Mike Gold, president of Redwire Space, who helped develop the Artemis Accords, said: "Djibouti is an excellent example of how a new space entrant can quickly go from establishing a space agency, to launching its first nanosatellite, to adopting plans for a global launch facility in barely more than five years." Read more: bit.ly/46Br6W6

The Redwire Defense Tech team was recently at the Latvian Dual Use Export Forum in Rēzekne, an event focused on supporting the international growth of Latvia’s defense and dual-use industry by connecting companies with investors, government institutions, and international partners. Not only did we showcase our Penguin Mk2.5 UAS and Octopus family of EO/IR payloads🛩️, but during the event Natālija Lernere, Senior Business Development Manager for Redwire on our Riga team, joined the panel on "Scaling Defence Innovation: Financing, Export Strategies and Paths to Growth." We also welcomed international delegates to our Riga facility through the LIAA visit programme. Thanks to everyone who helped to make this event a success! #DefenseTechnology #DefenseInnovation #AutonomousTechnology #MadeForTheMission

When you’re preparing for a rare celestial opportunity, every component must land on schedule. Redwire successfully completed on-time delivery to support @ESA's Ramses mission to study near-earth asteroid. Redwire's ADPMS-3 computer system will serve as the "brain" of ESA's Ramses, guiding the spacecraft thorough a before-and-after survey of the asteroid’s shape, surface, orbit, rotation and orientation. Congratulations to the entire team and our partners on achieving this important milestone. ✅ Read more: bit.ly/4doxwLP

Redwire's Chief Technology Officer, Al Tadros, joined the Constellations podcast by Kratos to explore how artificial intelligence is enhancing Space Domain Awareness — from the datasets and simulations used to train AI models, to how these tools help identify and better understand objects in orbit. If you’re interested in where space operations are headed next, this is a conversation worth tuning into. Listen to the full conversation 👉 bit.ly/4d8yQlW

@USMC Corps Cpl. Jake Hart, a small unmanned aircraft systems operator with 3rd Littoral Combat Team, 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment, 3rd Marine Division, locates simulated targets using the Redwire Stalker UAS during a recent live-fire training exercise at Pohakuloa Training Area in Hawaii. Our Stalker helps Marines train as they fight — building tactical proficiency, strengthening combat readiness, and preparing for future operational requirements in increasingly complex operational environments. #ISR #UAS #DefenseTechnology #MadeForTheMission (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Ernesto Lagunes) *The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.

Designing the Future: Secure & Military Space Systems Development 🛰️ Redwire’s Juan Pablo Ramos joins industry leaders to explore how next‑generation capabilities—spanning VLEO, edge processing, in‑orbit servicing, ISR, and deep space—are shaping resilient, secure mission architectures and driving real operational outcomes. ⏰ 3:10–3:50 p.m. | 📍 Les Salon Hoche Speakers: • Juan Pablo Ramos — Head of Defence & Security Programmes, Redwire • Luigi Pozzebon — VP, Satellite Systems, MDA Space • Krupal Patel — Senior Director, National Security Space Business Development, Intuitive Machines • Trey Pappas — Chief Revenue Officer, Cesium Astro • Cesar Carmona — Principal, Novaspace

Redwire will be at the Maneuver Warfighter Conference this week at Fort Benning in Georgia! Hosted by the @USArmy Maneuver Center of Excellence September 15-17, 2026, this event is a great opportunity to talk about the current and future requirements of the maneuver force with leaders from the Army, joint forces, allies, and industry representatives. Stop by booth 7 / 8 in to chat with the Redwire team and learn more about our combat proven Stalker UAS and Octopus line of payloads. See you on the show floor! #MCoE #StalkerUAS #CombatProven #MadeForTheMission

Redwire is attending the Space Defense and Security Summit in Paris, this week. Stop by our stand to learn more about Phantom, our European VLEO platform engineered for versatile intelligence, ISR, SDA, RF monitoring and communications missions—bringing advanced capabilities to the next generation of strategic space operations. Then, catch Juan Pablo Ramos, Redwire’s Head of Defence and Security Programmes, as he joins industry experts in “Designing the Future Secure and Military Space Systems Development.” 📍 Les Salons Hoche | 🕒 Wednesday, September 16; 3:10 PM CEST Looking forward to connecting with partners and innovators shaping the future of defense and security in space. 🛰️

The future of UAS isn’t defined by features; it’s defined by how they enable real‑world operations. Hosted by the Canadian Armed Forces, Exercise RED COBALT offered the Canadian military an opportunity to collaborate with industry manufacturers to witness operational applications of drone technologies. The Redwire team was honored to participate, showcasing our combat proven Stalker UAS alongside our new Canadian‑developed First-Person View (FPV) relay system. The Stalker impressed the Senior Canadian defense leadership in attendance, demonstrating the ability to significantly extend the missions of Group 1/Small UAS and FPV systems, enhancing operational reach and effectiveness. We are committed to supporting the evolving needs of the Canadian Armed Forces and continue to build the advanced solutions that strengthen allied defense capabilities worldwide. #CombatProven #UAS #FPV #DefenseTechnology #MadeForTheMission

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, the nation pauses to honor the lives lost, the heroes who acted with extraordinary courage, and the families and communities forever changed. #NeverForget

We’re live! Tune in now for a Redwire‑hosted discussion on how Star Trek’s optimistic vision continues to inspire the future of space exploration. ➡️ Join the event: bit.ly/4ia4u5Z

We’re getting closer to Redwire’s panel. Don’t miss this conversation on how Star Trek’s optimistic vision continues to shape space exploration today. 🗓️ Tuesday, September 8, 2026 ⏰ 4:30 PM ET ➡️ Set your YouTube reminder: bit.ly/4ia4u5Z

To celebrate Star Trek's 60th anniversary, Redwire will host a special discussion on how Star Trek’s optimistic vision continues to shape space exploration today. 🗓️ Tuesday, September 8, 2026 ⏰ 4:30 PM ET ➡️ Set your YouTube reminder: bit.ly/4ia4u5Z

Last week at #SmallSat26, Redwire's SVP of Business Development, Ken Steele, sat down with James Heller, CCO of mPower, to talk about how Redwire’s next‑generation ELSA solar array is reshaping the way constellations come to life. Designed to be compact, lightweight, modular, and rapidly producible, ELSA enables manufacturers to scale faster without the bottlenecks of traditional bespoke designs. By aligning on power requirements and leveraging a “space Legos” approach, Redwire and mPower are driving a more agile, responsive production ecosystem for the growing demand in LEO. Check out the conversation 👇

Celebrating five years on the public market with a landmark moment at the NYSE. 🗽 Earlier this week, Redwire Chairman & CEO Pete Cannito rang the @NYSE opening bell as we marked a major milestone in Redwire’s journey. The ceremony commemorated Redwire’s fifth year as a publicly traded company, highlighting Redwire’s exciting expansion from a pure-play space infrastructure company to an agile, multi-domain space and defense tech powerhouse that is supporting a variety of programs both in the U.S. and internationally. On NYSE Live, Pete highlighted how our strategic growth—including our recent acquisition of Edge Autonomy—is positioning Redwire for its next phase of innovation. Check out our recap blog for behind‑the‑scenes moments from our NYSE visit 👉rdw.com/newsroom/the-new-yor…

Last week at #SmallSat26, Redwire CTO, Al Tadros met with Sumant Sharma, CEO of @ERADrive, to highlight a powerful new capability enabled by the Redwire Sentinel Track 2 star tracker. By pairing our flight-proven star tracker with ERADrive’s ERA-Core autonomy software, satellites can now perform onboard orbit determination without GPS—adding resilience against spoofing and single‑point failures. This GPS‑independent navigation solution is already flying on multiple satellites and is available today for missions that need reliable, autonomous operations. Check it out! 👇

Redwire Chairman & CEO Pete Cannito joined @NYSE Live after the opening bell to discuss Redwire’s growth over the past five years as a public company and how the acquisition of Edge Autonomy has strengthened our position in the market. Check it out! 👇

The missions have evolved. So have we. Across space and defense, Redwire is delivering mission-critical technology for our customers when and where they matter most. Real challenges. Real capabilities. Real world impact.

An incredible week at #SmallSat26! 🛰️ From energizing conversations at our booth to our standout side session, 'The Evolving Limits of Satellite Constellations.' this year’s conference highlighted the momentum driving the industry forward. We also shared several key announcements throughout the week, including the debut of our Europe‑manufactured Seeker navigation sensor family, a new investment in Phased Array Antenna Technology, and fresh mission insights on Redwire's new high-performance, low-mass solar array product, ELSA in our recent Mission Report. Huge thanks to our partners, customers, and speakers for an impactful week at #SmallSat26!

At #SmallSat26, Austin Jordan, Redwire’s Chief Marketing Officer, spoke with Jacob Moulton from Business Development about the Zeus Payload Adapter—our modular, U.S.-manufactured solution designed to support multi‑manifest, rideshare, and constellation missions. They break down how Zeus’s bolted aluminum architecture delivers lower cost, shorter schedules, and optimized mass and stiffness compared to composite or forged alternatives. Check out their full discussion and see how Zeus is advancing flexible spacecraft integration. 👇

At #SmallSat26, Redwire announced a strategic investment in next‑gen phased array antenna technology to advance global warfighter capabilities. Our Chief Marketing Officer, Austin Jordan, sat down with Ben Wilmhoff, Senior Director of Business Development, to discuss the announcement. Listen in to learn how this technology will enable multi‑user connectivity in a contested battlespace environment.

At #SmallSat26 - Europe's missions are accelerating; and now Seeker is here to meet them. Our family of navigation sensors and space cameras is officially available in Europe, giving teams a trusted, flight‑proven option for guidance, proximity operations, and constellation‑scale performance. Listen in on why this expansion is essential for Europe's next wave of innovation. 👇

Space‑based power systems are becoming one of the most decisive enablers of evolving orbital operations. Many national‑security missions rely on dependable energy in orbit, yet traditional rigid composite solar arrays remain slow to procure, expensive to scale, and difficult to adapt as needs evolve. Redwire's Extensible Low-Profile Solar Array (ELSA) was developed to address these challenges, providing an innovative design engineered to minimize stowed volume and mass while preserving performance, accelerating production, and reducing cost. Discover how flight proven heritage meets the next evolution of space power in Redwire's ELSA Mission Report 👉 bit.ly/4xlnUcX #SpacePower #SpaceTechnology #NationalSecurity #AerospaceInnovation

📍Attending #SmallSat26? Don’t miss A Look at What’s Limiting Constellations Now: Rethinking Power, Volume, and Scale. This session brings together leaders from national security space, aerospace development, and commercial innovation to explore how emerging approaches in power, volume, and scale are shaping the future of constellation design. Tuesday, August 25 | 3:25–4:10 PM MT Salt Palace Room 251 B/C (Second Level) Featuring expert perspectives from: • Garrett Reim, @AviationWeek (Moderator) • Charles Anderson, JHU/APL • Jaroslaw Jaworski, Edge Aerospace • Carrie O’Quinn, The Aerospace Corporation • Harry Yates, Redwire Space

Redwire is investing in next‑generation phased array antenna technology to deliver faster, more resilient, and more scalable space‑based networks for global warfighter communications. 📡 Redwire’s investment will accelerate the development and production of highly adaptable phased array antenna systems capable of supporting emerging mission demands across low Earth orbit (LEO), medium Earth orbit (MEO), and geostationary orbit (GEO). “Space data networks are evolving at an unprecedented pace, and phased arrays are a foundational technology enabling that transformation,” said Mike Sharkey, Redwire RF Systems. “By investing heavily in this domain, Redwire is ensuring our customers can deploy communication solutions that are more flexible, more powerful, and more resilient than ever before.” Read the full announcement 👉 bit.ly/4gPUhuf

Redwire is unlocking a new level of scale and reliability for Europe’s space sector with the debut of our Europe‑manufactured Seeker family of navigation sensors and space cameras. 🌌 Built on decades of manufacturing experience and engineered for the realities of today’s constellation market. Seeker includes a 5MP space camera, high‑accuracy star tracker, and quad sun sensor designed for constellation‑scale production and missions. These mission‑critical systems strengthen Europe’s supply chain sovereignty and empower operators to take on larger, more complex mission architectures. See what Seeker can do👉 bit.ly/45ONue6

#SmallSat26 is officially underway! 🚀 Visit Redwire at Booth #1529 as we showcase next‑generation space infrastructure — including high‑performance power solutions, VLEO spacecraft, digital engineering, Sentinel Space Sensors, and flexible payload adapters. As the conference celebrates 40 years of innovation and constellation success, we’re excited to highlight technologies built to support evolving mission needs across emerging architectures. ✨

🌌 What does it take to power the next generation of space missions? Redwire CTO Al Tadros sat down with Steve Sponseller on the Tech Leader Talk podcast to share his perspective. With decades of experience across exploration, national security, and commercial missions, Al shares how he tackles tough engineering challenges — from scaling space power systems to designing resilient technologies like ROSA and orbital data centers. If you’re curious about what’s next in space tech, this episode is a great listen. Check it out! 🎧 podpage.com/tech-leader-talk…

Distance shouldn’t limit clarity in #ISR operations. When the range increases or the mission shifts, so should the field of view. Continuous zoom from our Octopus payloads keeps critical details in sharp focus, empowering operators to positively identify targets from safer stand-off distances that improve force protection. The ability to seamlessly focus on a specific point of interest from a broad surveillance scene — without losing the fidelity needed for accurate ID requires — protects valuable assets and enhances situational awareness. Learn more about the advanced capabilities of Redwire’s Octopus payload solutions at: bit.ly/4fvONmP #ContinuousZoom #OpticalZoom #LongRangeImaging #MadeForTheMission

🎉 Big milestone for @ESA’s ALTIUS — an Earth observation satellite designed to track ozone and other atmospheric trace gases. The satellite has officially passed its Platform Acceptance Review (PAR), clearing the way for ozone payload integration and final testing. The team also celebrated the successful deployment of its solar panels. Next stop: final checks and preparing for launch aboard a Vega-C rocket. The journey continues! 🛰️ Congratulations to our Redwire Europe team!

@USMC Sgt. William Hood, a small uncrewed aircraft systems operator with 3rd Littoral Combat Team, 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment, 3rd Marine Division, conducts a pre-flight check on a Redwire Stalker #UAS during a live-fire training exercise at Pohakuloa Training Area in Hawaii. This training exercise served to refine weapon system and tactical proficiency, strengthening overall combat readiness and preparing the 3rd LCT for future operational requirements. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Ernesto Lagunes) #USMC #LiveFire #CombatReadiness #FlightOperations #CombatProven The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.

Join Redwire at SmallSat 2026 in Salt Lake City, Utah from August 23–26! 📍 Booth #1529 🎤 On Tuesday, August 25 at 3:25pm MT, join us for a panel on "What's Limiting Constellations Now: Rethinking Power, Volume, and Scale" Moderated by @AviationWeek. This session will explore where current architectures are falling short and how the industry is evolving to meet modern mission demands. Stop by the Redwire booth to check out ELSA solar arrays and other next-generation solutions engineered for today's most complex missions. Read here for more: bit.ly/4xQFa9H

We’re going live on X in just 30 minutes with @SpaceInvestor_D for a discussion about Redwire’s Q2 results and what’s ahead. Join the conversation with Redwire's Chairman and CEO Peter Cannito. 2PM ET! 👇 Stream here - bit.ly/4qoLoez

Today, Redwire's Chairman and CEO, Peter Cannito will join @SpaceInvestor_D for a discussion about Redwire’s strong Q2 results and what’s ahead across our space and defense tech businesses. Join the conversation Tune in at 2PM ET! 🎉 Stream here - bit.ly/4qoLoez

Scaling. Executing. Delivering. 🚀 Redwire’s Q2 results reflect continued momentum across the business with record revenue, strong customer demand and key accomplishments. 📈 89.6% year-over-year revenue growth ✨ Record $542.1M contracted backlog 💰 $607.8M in total liquidity As we scale, we remain focused on what matters: delivering mission-critical capabilities, executing for our customers and driving performance. ▶️ Here’s Q2 in review.

Stalker didn’t advance from Block 0 to Block 40 because our engineers guessed — it advanced because we listened to operators, understood what was missing, and built to meet their demands. Our combat proven Stalker is purpose-built to support the #warfighter with a long range, long endurance UAS that is remarkably agile to meet multiple mission needs - all in a small form factor that can be easily transported, assembled, and flown in even the most austere environments. After producing 1000 Stalkers for programs of record around the world, here's what we've learned about making UAS 'future proof' : rdw.com/newsroom/20-years-of… #DefenseTech #CombatProven #MadefortheMission #DroneTechnology #MilitaryInnovation #FutureOfDefense

Redwire has signed a teaming agreement with Kanematsu Corporation (Kanematsu), combining Redwire’s cutting‑edge space technologies with Kanematsu’s extensive market expertise to support the growth of Japan’s space industry. 🇯🇵 Under the collaboration, Kanematsu will support business development across space infrastructure offerings, including power generation systems, microgravity payloads, and robotics technologies, for public and private customers. “Through our partnership with Kanematsu, we look forward to working alongside Japanese industry to advance innovative space technologies to further bolster Japanese capabilities for a wide variety of commercial, scientific, and national security applications,” said Mike Gold, President of Redwire Space. “Space-based capabilities impact nearly every aspect of industrial capacity and Redwire looks forward to collaborating with Kanematsu to create innovations in fields as diverse as pharmaceuticals, biotech, power generation, and Earth observation. We’re proud to be partnered with Kanematsu, an extraordinary and trailblazing organization, to show how work in space can benefit life on Earth.” Read here for more: bit.ly/3Svo9mi

It's an exciting time for the Redwire team in Huntsville! Last week marked a milestone as we broke ground on our new Huntsville facility alongside an incredible group of federal, state, and local community leaders. And we’re not just laying the foundation for a new building. Our new facility will significantly expand Redwire’s engineering, manufacturing, and production capabilities, building greater capacity to support those who protect our nation and delivering capabilities that are made for the mission. Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate this exciting next chapter! #Growth #Huntsville #Engineering #Manufacturing #JobCreation

👀 STARTING in 30 Minutes! Following announcement of SpaceMD's first commercial mission on SpaceX's Starfall spacecraft, Redwire is convening leaders across government, biotech, and the space economy for a deep‑dive discussion on how microgravity is transforming pharmaceutical development. Tune-In at 10:30 AM EST to Redwire's YouTube bit.ly/4xkF61A

Mike Gold, President of Redwire Space, joined @NewsNation to break down why the recent @SpaceX impact on the Moon is a scientific opportunity that moves America forward. 🇺🇸 “When the SpaceX upper stage crashes in,” Gold said, “we’ll learn a lot about what happens when objects hit the moon and how far away we need to be for safety. …And what we learn from this incident will be important for making sure those astronauts and the moon base is safe.” Check out the full interview below! bit.ly/45dAnTq

👀 TOMORROW: Following announcement of SpaceMD’s first commercial mission on SpaceX’s Starfall spacecraft, Redwire is convening leaders across government, biotech, and the space economy for a deep‑dive discussion on how microgravity is transforming pharmaceutical development. 📍Friday, August 7 at 10:30 AM EST at the National Press Club in Washington, DC 🎙️ Featured Speakers ✨ Mike Gold, President, Redwire Space ✨ John Vellinger, CEO, SpaceMD ✨Taylor Jordan, Director, Office of Space Commerce ✨Gabriel Swiney, Deputy Director, Office of Space Commerce ✨Paul Reichert, Former Principal Investigator, Merck Research Laboratories ✨John Thompson, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Space and Environment, U.S. Department of State LIVE from Redwire's YouTube: Read here for more: bit.ly/4xuxJF8

Scaling the Future of Pharmaceutical Development in Space. 💊 🚀 Today Redwire's SpaceMD announced its first commercial mission on @SpaceX Starfall Spacecraft, accelerating our ability to deliver pharmaceutical, biotech and other in-space microgravity manufacturing capabilities. Launching in 2028, SpaceMD plans to fly 32 PIL-BOXes, making it the largest dedicated commercial microgravity research mission flown to date. “Space-based pharmaceutical development is reaching an inflection point,” said John Vellinger, CEO of SpaceMD. “For decades, Redwire has built and operated the infrastructure that has enabled critical progress in microgravity research. Now, by combining our flight-proven microgravity payloads, such as PIL-BOX, with SpaceX’s innovative transportation capabilities, we’re dramatically expanding our ability to serve customers, increase research cadence, and accelerate the creation of life-changing therapies.” Read here for more: bit.ly/4gePGBs

Q2 Earnings Results ✅ Redwire Achieves Record Revenue, Gross Margins, and Contracted Backlog. 📈 89.6% revenue growth YOY ✨ Record $542.1M backlog 💰 $607.8M in total liquidity 💊 Announced SpaceMD first commercial mission with @SpaceX Starfall, expanding commercial pharmaceutical research in microgravity at scale. Check out today's presentation here: bit.ly/4yXCYyB

Redwire will report financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026, after market close on Wednesday, August 5, 2026. Management will also conduct a conference call starting at 9 a.m. ET on Thursday, August 6, 2026, to review financial results for the second quarter 2026. Read the press release for call-in details:rdw.com/newsroom/redwire-cor…