On May 29, Voyager Technologies fell 8.36% in regular trading, trading at $47.57/share, with trading volume of $56.71 million. The decline came amid a broad selloff across the aerospace and defense sector.

The space sector experienced a collective pullback following sharp gains earlier in the week. On May 26, SpaceX IPO optimism had lifted the entire sector, with Voyager surging over 9% that day, further boosted by a $16.5 million DARPA contract win for solid rocket motor propellant-embedded control technology under the Burn n' Go program. The accumulated short-term gains appeared to trigger profit-taking across the board.

Despite Wedbush raising its price target on Voyager from $46 to $60 and maintaining an Outperform rating — citing approximately $275 million in backlog expected to convert in fiscal 2026 and a $5 billion opportunity pipeline — sector-wide selling pressure dominated. Peer stocks declined sharply: Redwire fell 12.36%, Karman Holdings fell 12.12%, Intuitive Machines fell 10.67%, Firefly Aerospace fell 9.52%, and Rocket Lab fell 6.27%.

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