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For Redwire to make sense in a portfolio, you have to believe its mix of government space programs, high power solar arrays, and small UAS platforms can eventually support a sustainable business despite continued losses. The latest quarter helps that story: revenue nearly doubled, gross margin hit a record, and management reiterated its US$450 million to US$500 million 2026 revenue target, which had already been ahead of analyst expectations. That keeps the near term catalyst firmly on execution against a growing backlog in space and defense, rather than a reset of expectations. At the same time, the balance of risk has shifted more toward how long the company can fund growth while remaining unprofitable, particularly after past dilution and the at the market equity program. The strong share price reaction suggests this earnings print was material, but it does not remove the funding and volatility overhang.
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