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Firefly Aerospace Jumps More Than 50% In IPO Before Settling
Firefly Aerospace, a space technology firm whose Blue Ghost lunar lander touched down on the moon earlier this year, jumped more than 50% during its initial public offering on the Nasdaq Thursday, trading over $70 per share before settling closer to $62 later in the afternoon—making the Texas-based rocket developer the most recent successful IPO in a warming market.
Shares in the Cedar Park, Texas, aerospace company began trading at $70 on the Nasdaq stock exchange midday Thursday under the symbol FLY, jumping from the initial public offering price of $45. Shares ...
Firefly Aerospace officially began trading on the Nasdaq on Thursday, looking to raise $868.32 million in its initial public ...
Firefly Aerospace secured a valuation of $9.84 billion after its shares surged 55.6% in their Nasdaq debut on Thursday, as ...
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Firefly Aerospace Inc.’s stock is expected to receive a warm welcome on Wall Street when it debuts Thursday, after the ...
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Firefly Aerospace made history in March as the first commercial firm to land a spacecraft upright on the moon. Now, the ...
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Northrop Grumman-backed Firefly Aerospace raised the proposed price range for its U.S. initial public offering on Monday and ...
Firefly Aerospace, which successfully landed on the moon in March, is set to go public on Thursday under the stock ticker ...
Firefly Aerospace, a market leading space and defense technology company, today announced the pricing of its upsized initial ...
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