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Morgan Stanley reiterates overweight view on SpaceX

Morgan Stanley is maintaining its overweight rating on SpaceX, according to a roundup of Tuesday’s notable Wall Street analyst calls. The report provides no price target, rationale or additional details on the analyst’s assessment.

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Kratos, Seagate Space sign long-term deal for offshore launch platform supporting national security missions

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions has reached a long-term agreement with Seagate Space to use Gateway, Seagate’s first offshore launch platform. The companies said the partnership will advance mobile offshore launch capabilities for national security missions; the announcement did not disclose the agreement’s value or operational timeline.

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Morgan Stanley reiterates overweight view on SpaceX

Morgan Stanley is maintaining its overweight rating on SpaceX, according to a roundup of Tuesday’s notable Wall Street analyst calls. The report provides no price target, rationale or additional details on the analyst’s assessment.

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RFA One’s first SaxaVord launch slips to 2027 as UK spaceport prepares for orbital missions

Rocket Factory Augsburg is targeting 2027 for the first launch of its RFA One rocket from SaxaVord spaceport in Scotland, according to the report. The spaceport is drawing interest from several companies for orbital and suborbital missions, as RFA discussed its plans with delegates from Germany’s aerospace research center DLR.

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Rocket Lab raises Neutron launch price to $70M as it books more than $515M in contracts

Rocket Lab raised the price of a dedicated Neutron launch from $55 million to $70 million, citing strong demand and constrained launch capacity. The company signed contracts for eight missions across five constellation operators worth more than $515 million last quarter, including missions for the U.S. Space Force and ICEYE, ahead of Neutron’s planned 2027 debut.

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