Key Highlights

● Firefly closed at $22.86 on Tuesday, September 29, down 5.18% from the prior close of $24.11.

● Second-quarter Revenue was $117.7 million, up 659% from a year earlier, and a loss of $0.42 per share.

● Trailing twelve-month revenue was $287.01 million, up 179.2%, against a net loss of $370.41 million.

● Firefly announced a contract for two Alpha launches from Esrange on September 9 and a new cleanroom on September 22.

Firefly Aerospace Inc. (NASDAQ:FLY) closed at $22.86 on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, down 5.18% from $24.11, on trading Volume about 68% below its average. The launch and spacecraft company fell while the S&P 500 slipped 0.17% to 7,670.84.

What Firefly Builds

Firefly develops launch vehicles and spacecraft, including the Alpha rocket and lunar landers. The company listed on Nasdaq on August 7, 2025, and its results reflect a Business scaling up quickly from a small revenue base.

Second-Quarter Growth

Firefly reported second-quarter results on August 11. Revenue was $117.68 million, up 659.2% from a year earlier, and the loss was $0.42 per share, narrower than the analyst estimate of a $0.50 loss. Over the trailing twelve months, revenue was $287.01 million, up 179.2%, and the net loss was $370.41 million.

Recent Contracts and Facilities

On September 9, Firefly announced a contract with SSC Space for two launches of its Alpha rocket from Esrange, the Swedish launch site. On September 22, the company announced a new cleanroom facility.

Firefly's Place in the Yearly Range

The 52-week range runs from $16.00 to $62.17, and the close left the shares about 63% under the high. The close of $22.86 sits just above the 50-day Moving Average of about $22.53 and below the 200-day moving average of about $29.53. Analyst consensus is Moderate Buy, with seven Buy, three Hold and one Sell rating.

Revenue Growth Against a Wide Loss

Firefly is next expected to report on November 11. Its revenue has grown quickly, but the trailing net loss of $370.41 million is larger than the $287.01 million of trailing revenue.