Firefly CEO Says Launch Demand Is Surging
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Firefly Aerospace CEO Jason Kim says launch capacity is tighter than ever as commercial and government demand accelerates. He joins Bloomberg Open Interest to break down the expanded Lockheed Martin...
Firefly Aerospace CEO Jason Kim says launch capacity is tighter than ever as commercial and government demand accelerates. He joins Bloomberg Open Interest to break down the expanded Lockheed Martin partnership, Firefly’s growing lunar and Golden Dome businesses, and how the company is ramping Alpha rocket production to dramatically increase launch cadence. (Source: Bloomberg)
Glass House Analysis
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