On June 1, Voyager Technologies declined 8.12% in regular trading, trading at $45.37/share, with trading volume of $30.33 million. The aerospace and defense sector continues to face broad-based selling pressure.

The decline is a continuation of the sector-wide rout triggered by the Blue Origin New Glenn rocket explosion during a ground test on May 28. The incident, which occurred at Cape Canaveral, severely damaged the launch pad and raised concerns about commercial space reliability. The explosion came just days after the space sector had rallied sharply on SpaceX IPO optimism and a NASA contract worth nearly $1.7 billion awarded to SpaceX. Reports of SpaceX lowering its IPO valuation target have further dampened sentiment across the sector.

Within the Aerospace & Defense sector, Redwire fell 14.63%, Rocket Lab declined 11.83%, Boeing dropped 3.67%, and GE Aerospace lost 1.81%. Voyager Technologies had previously gained over 9% on May 26 after securing a $16.5 million DARPA contract, but those gains have now been fully erased by the sector-wide correction.

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