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  • Voyager Technologies,
  • Earth Orbit, Satellites, Space Stations, Spacecraft,
  • USA
Voyager Technologies, IPO in 2025
Voyager, Starlab, Space Station
Voyager, Microsats
  • Pre-IPO
  • LEO, MEO
  • Earth Orbit, Satellites, Space Stations, Spacecraft
  • USA
  • No

Voyager Technologies, previously called Voyager Space, is a Denver-based space exploration and technology company, focussed on U.S. national security and defence markets. Voyager Technologies is preparing to IPO in 2025.
They have shifted from commercial space to zero in on defense contracts, making hay while the sun shines so to say as apparently rising geopolitical tensions and a phase of Trump 2.0 military modernization is set to open the gates for funding of strategic space assets.
Voyager is restructuring into three business segments:
Defense and National Security
Space Solutions; and
Starlab Space Stations. Starlab is a US-led joint venture between Voyager, Airbus, Mitsubishi Corporation, and MDA Space. The goal is serve global space agencies and companies while ensuring continued human presence in low-Earth orbit and the transition of microgravity research into the new commercial era.
Voyager provides innovative space solutions, claims to be a leader in the design, development, and operation of space-based systems, and has a team of experienced engineers and scientists who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of space exploration.
Their products and services include:
Space stations
Satellites
Spacecraft subsystems
Microgravity research
Human health research

  • Voyager Technologies is no stranger to the space industry, and a welcome participant to the capital markets. How Voyager will trade as a space stock is a different matter; will it trade tick for tick with the NASDAQ (like a tech stock) or like an Aerospace stock? Only after Voyager Technologies shares IPO and trading, including embarking on the sometimes thorny journey of the price-discovery, will we know from an technical analysis perspective, how Voyager trades. On the positive side, it is well positioned to feast on the US Government contracts for developing strategic space assets. How this translates to dividends to investors is probably a story for Voyager Technologies in 2026 or 2027.

The Voyager Technologies IPO, expected in 2025, with a range between US$2 and 3 billion, is widely anticipated and well covered by many space news (see Space News) and financial new websites (See Yahoo for this Whopper of a headline: Palantir-Backed Voyager Eyes $3B IPO Amid AI-Driven Defense and Space Boom). Voyager is not a one-trick pony, or one-tech space company. It has multiple vertices and opportunities, but a lot of its future success is riding on one asset: Its participation in a private space station that could replace the ISS. The Voyager Technologies price could be a bumpy ride before it finds a fair trading range.