Voyager Technologies, Inc. Stock Price, News & Analysis

Voyager Technologies (NYSE:VOYG) has selected Vivace Corporation to manufacture the primary structure for Starlab, a next-generation commercial space station. As the majority holder of Starlab Space LLC, Voyager is advancing the development of one of the largest single spaceflight structures ever created.

The project has received over $217.5 million in NASA funding and completed 27 development milestones. Starlab aims to replace the International Space Station (ISS) and maintain continuous U.S. presence in low-Earth orbit, serving both government and commercial customers for research, technology demonstrations, and advanced materials development.

Starlab Space LLC has chosen Vivace Corporation to manufacture the primary structure of its next-generation commercial space station. The aluminum-based structure, among the largest single spaceflight structures ever developed, will be built at Vivace's New Orleans facility with support from the Michoud Assembly Facility (MAF).

The project aims to extend the International Space Station's legacy by providing continuous access to low-Earth orbit for scientific research, technology development, and commercial applications. As NASA's most capable Commercial LEO Destination (CLD) concept, Starlab will support a continuous astronaut presence and serve various national and international users. The station's development is progressing toward its Critical Design Review in December, with launch planned for later this decade.

Voyager Technologies (NYSE:VOYG) has acquired BridgeComm's proprietary technology to enhance its optical communication solutions capabilities. The strategic acquisition aims to accelerate the development and delivery of advanced communication systems for both defense and commercial markets.

The acquisition enables Voyager to fast-track development of optical communications essential for low-Earth orbit architectures and resilient space networks. CEO Dylan Taylor emphasized that this move will help address rapidly growing defense needs while enabling parallel commercial applications, including aircraft-to-satellite connectivity for enhanced global network throughput.

Voyager Technologies (NYSE:VOYG) has achieved a significant milestone by launching Space Edge™, the first multi-cloud region in space, to the International Space Station. This space-hardened cloud infrastructure brings computing power directly to orbit, enabling 30 times faster data processing compared to traditional satellite-to-ground methods.

Developed by LEOcloud, a recent Voyager acquisition, Space Edge processes data in orbit, reducing latency, enhancing security, and lowering data transport costs. The platform utilizes Podman technology for application management and supports evolving encryption technology, positioning Voyager to capture new revenue streams across defense, civil space, and commercial markets.

Voyager Technologies (NYSE:VOYG), a leader in space, defense and national security solutions, has announced its participation in two upcoming investor conferences in September 2025.

Management will present and hold investor meetings at the Jefferies Industrials Conference in New York (September 3-4) and the Morgan Stanley 13th Annual Laguna Conference in Laguna Beach, California (September 12).

Voyager Technologies (NYSE:VOYG) announced that Jeffrey Manber, President of International and Space Stations, has been inducted into the International Astronautical Federation Hall of Fame for 2025. Manber, who co-founded Nanoracks (acquired by Voyager in 2020), played a pivotal role in developing the Bishop Airlock, the first commercial airlock on the International Space Station.

As the only American to officially work for the Russian space program, Manber established the first commercial contract between NASA and the Soviet Union's NPO Energia. Currently, he leads Voyager's international growth initiatives and their Starlab joint venture, while also inspiring VISTA, the first U.S. science park dedicated to in-space research.

Voyager Technologies (NYSE:VOYG) announced its preliminary inclusion in the Russell 2000® Index, effective September 19, 2025, subject to final review. This inclusion automatically adds VOYG to the broader Russell 3000® Index and related growth and value style indexes.

The Russell U.S. indexes serve as important benchmarks for investment managers and institutional investors, with approximately $10.5 trillion in assets benchmarked to these indexes. This inclusion represents a significant milestone for Voyager's market visibility and potential institutional investment exposure.

Voyager Technologies (NYSE:VOYG) has appointed Paul Tilghman as Chief Technology Officer, effective August 25, 2025. Tilghman joins from Anduril Industries, where he served as chief engineer of Connected Warfare. In his new role, he will lead Voyager's technology strategy and innovation roadmap across ground, air, and space domains.

Tilghman brings extensive experience from both government and commercial sectors, including roles at DARPA where he managed $350 million in contracts, Microsoft's Azure Space Connectivity, and Lockheed Martin. His expertise spans AI, machine learning, autonomy, and defense technologies, with a focus on electronic warfare and space connectivity solutions.

Voyager Technologies (NYSE:VOYG) has appointed former SpaceX executive Shyamal "Sam" Patel as a strategic advisor and member of its Strategic Advisory Board. Patel, who previously reported directly to Elon Musk at SpaceX, brings significant experience in launch engineering, operations, and infrastructure development from his work on the Falcon 9 and Starship programs.

At Voyager, Patel will focus on strategic systems and manufacturing scale-up, particularly for initiatives like Golden Dome. The company specializes in AI-enabled sensing, advanced satellite systems, space-rated electronics, and modular space infrastructure, aiming to deliver rapid and affordable solutions for defense and commercial space customers.