NorthStar Earth & Space raises $25 million in NYSE American debut as shares fall 25%

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The space-based space situational awareness data provider’s shares opened below its $10 pre-IPO valuation and fell 25% on Oct. 2, closing at $4.45. The listing raised $25 million as NorthStar plans a satellite constellation for 2028.

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  • NorthStar’s $25 million listing provides funding toward its planned 2028 constellation, a key milestone for the company’s space-based situational-awareness offering.
  • Shares closing at $4.45, 25% below their opening price and well under the $10 pre-IPO valuation, show a difficult public-market debut for a company seeking capital for a future constellation.

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