On June 15, Firefly Aerospace rose 5.68% in pre-market trading, trading at $33.72/share, with turnover of $377,200. The stock is rebounding following a sharp sell-off triggered by SpaceX's Nasdaq debut.

After SpaceX commenced trading on Nasdaq, the broader aerospace sector experienced severe selling pressure. Firefly previously plunged over 18% in a single session, while peers Rocket Lab and Redwire each fell more than 10%. The steep decline has created significant technical rebound demand. Today the aerospace sector is showing recovery momentum, with Rocket Lab up 6.37%, Redwire up 6.05%, Virgin Galactic up 3.07%, Boeing up 1.95%, and GE Aerospace up 1.49%, reflecting broad-based sector stabilization.

Additionally, the company's subsidiary SciTec recently secured a $5.5 million contract option from the U.S. Air Force for operational data fusion services supporting its cloud-based command and control system, an extension of a prior $24 million advanced battlefield management system contract, providing fundamental support.

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