Redwire

2025 was a transformational year, executing on strategic priorities to transform from a pure‑play space provider to an agile, scaled, multi‑domain space and defense tech company. ⬆️ Moved up the value chain with 5 spacecraft platforms + 2 airborne platforms 💫 Continued acceleration in contract awards through Q4 💲 Entered 2026 with record contracted backlog of $411.2M 💪 Bolstered by a strengthened balance sheet and simplified capital structure ❇️ Continue to innovate with excellence Check out the 4Q earnings highlights

Redwire’s Defense Tech team will be at AUSA Global Force next week, where we will be showcasing our Stalker UAS and Octopus surveillance systems— advanced defense technologies designed for long-endurance, precision intelligence, and expeditionary operations in contested environments. Stop by booth #2034 to learn how our combat proven technology can serve your mission. More details: rdw.com/newsroom/join-… #AUSAGLOBAL

On February 13, 2026, Redwire and Aspera Biomedicines launched a groundbreaking cancer therapy investigation to the @Space_Station onboard the @SpaceX #Crew12 mission. But, why study cancer drugs in space? 🤔 Watch how Redwire and Aspera are leveraging the microgravity environment to pave the way for a groundbreaking cancer "kill switch."

🚀 On orbit science in action @esa astronaut and Expedition 74 flight engineer @Soph_astro works on a Redwire PIL-BOX investigating a cancer "kill switch" drug for Aspera BioMedicines. Aspera and Redwire are using PIL‑BOX to advance development of Rebecsinib, an ADAR1 inhibitor. Results from the investigation have the potential to enable new drug formulations that will provide broader cancer treatment options. Image Credit: NASA

Low-cost drones are destroying high-value assets, compressing decision timelines, and reshaping how militaries think about reconnaissance and strike. Read on to learn more: defensenews.com/native/redwire…  . . Sponsored by @Redwire

Soldiers with the @USArmy's 25th Infantry Division pushed our #Stalker #UAS to the limits at their Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center in Hawaii, surpassing endurance and aircraft elevation expectations without incident. This exercise served as an initial end user touchpoint in the selection process for the Army’s Long-Range Reconnaissance program. “Moving from the evaluation phase to the training phase is exciting, and the reception of the Stalker was extremely positive,” says Alexander Arnold, UAS and Gimbal Payload FS Tech Support Specialist at Redwire. “After only a week of introductory training, 25th ID soldiers achieved flight proficiency quickly.” With 50 hours of flight that took place in conditions that were often challenging over Hawaii’s mountainous terrain, trainees praised the Stalker’s adaptability and exceptional ease of use, as well as its easy integration into the Army’s network system. Our philosophy of "training the trainer" not only brought the team quickly up to speed, but also enabled operators to successfully complete the exercise without on-site support from Redwire. Our combat-proven Stalker is bridging capabilities to prepare today’s warfighters for tomorrow’s battlefields! #USArmy #LRR #ISR #Endurance #MissionSupport #DroneDominance #ArmyAviation

We were honored to host Col. Rasmussen earlier this week at Redwire’s Colorado facility. During his visit, he toured our production spaces and met with the team responsible for delivering Redwire’s communication systems. These systems play an important role in strengthening resilient, secure, direct-to-warfighter communications. We are proud to have supported the @SemperCitiusSDA on their Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture and remain committed to advancing mission-ready solutions that connect and empower the warfighter. Thank you, Col. Rasmussen, for your time and leadership.

We’re excited to welcome new leadership to our board. Redwire’s Board of Directors has elected The Honorable Frank Calvelli as its newest member. Calvelli previously served as Assistant Secretary of the @usairforce for Space Acquisition and Integration and was the Pentagon’s first service acquisition executive for @USSpaceForce space systems and programs. “Frank brings unique customer perspective and trusted experience within the national security sector, and he joins Redwire’s Board of Directors at an exciting time within the company's growth trajectory. His experience will be invaluable, and I look forward to working with him and the Board as we position Redwire to deliver even more critical capabilities for U.S. warfighters,” said Peter Cannito, Redwire Chairman and CEO. Read more in the press release: bit.ly/3Pf6Bcf

"This project allows Europe and Belgium to actually tap into our space defence capabilities, and that makes it a unique moment in time" said Marc Dielissen, EVP Europe during the signature of the MATTEO contract, Belgium's first national security satellite. The signature took place during the #BEDEX event, along with Aerospacelab, and @BelgiumDefence and @NATO representatives. Check out the remarks below from @defensehere_en. 🔗For full video: defensehere.com/en/belgian-def…

NEWS: A major win for Redwire and Belgium's National Security. @BelgiumDefence has selected Redwire as prime contractor for MATTEO, the nation’s first national security satellite. Built with Aerospacelab, MATTEO will provide secure, resilient space capabilities for Belgium’s defence mission. “MATTEO represents a significant advancement for Belgium’s technological sovereignty and national security, and Redwire is honored to be trusted to deliver on a mission of such strategic importance,” said Marc Dielissen, Executive Vice-President of Redwire Europe. Read more in the press release: bit.ly/47L8nIi

That's a wrap at @AwesomeCon! Mike Gold, Redwire Space President, Commercial Astronaut @SirishaBandla, Kathleen Karika Senior Advisor for the Office of International and Interagency Relations in the Office of the Administrator at NASA, and Benjamin Drew, Retired NASA Shuttle Astronaut, and now Lead for NASA Space Sustainability, discussed how sci-films and stories have influenced their careers paths and technologies we see today in the space industry. Panels like this play an important role in bridging pop-culture and the space industry, introducing new audiences to space and inspiring the next generation of explorers, engineers, and innovators. Thank you to our panelists who joined and shared their experiences, and for highlighting how science fiction can inspire real science, policies and innovation. 🖖

Earlier this week, Mike Gold moderated a panel at the American Astronautical Society's Goddard Space Symposium on the future of human space exploration. 🚀 Leaders from across government and industry came together to discuss how integrated space infrastructure, technology, and partnerships will support NASA’s Moon-to-Mars goals and expand human presence beyond low-Earth orbit. A great conversation on the importance of scalable, shared capabilities that enable collaboration across government, commercial, and international partners as we build the next era of space exploration.

Hey @AwesomeCon! Starting in 1 hour! A Conversation with an Astronauts and Space Exploration Leaders! If you love space, science, or the idea of building the future, don't miss it! 🗓️ Saturday, March 14, 2026 ⏰ 12:15 PM 📍 Room 207 AB See you there. 🚀✨

🚀 Headed to @AwesomeCon? Join us for A Conversation with Astronauts and Space Exploration Leaders — a live, on‑stage look at how today’s space pioneers are turning science fiction into reality. Hear from an astronaut, NASA leaders, and cutting‑edge commercial space innovators as they dive into the sci‑fi stories that inspired the people shaping our future in space. If you love space, science, or the idea of building the future, don't miss it! 🗓️ Saturday, March 14, 2026 ⏰ 12:15 PM 📍 Room 207 AB See you there. 🚀✨

This week, Redwire participated in the @USArmy Ivy Sting 5. Designed to test and refine the Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) prototype system, these exercises focus on creating a unified, data-driven battlefield network to enhance decision-making and increase combat readiness across multiple domains. In this photo, Pvt. 1st Class Ty’Anthony Johnson, an Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operator assigned to 4th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion, 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, checks current status of Redwire's #Stalker #UAS during Ivy Sting 5 on Fort Carson, Colorado, March 4, 2026. The capability supported Ivy Sting 5 by feeding persistent aerial surveillance into Next Generation Command and Control systems, enhancing situational awareness and decision-making across the battlefield. Redwire also participated in Ivy Sting 4, where #Stalker populated into @anduriltech's Lattice mesh network, which serves as the core software-defined networking backbone of NGC2. Read more here: bit.ly/46IkAgx (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Thomas Nguyen, the appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement.)

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Redwire and @LosAlamosNatLab, with support from @NASAAmes, successfully demonstrated a new deployable aeroshell. This breakthrough brings us closer to safer, more efficient spacecraft re‑entry and expanded access to space. 🚀 From Redwire’s Rapid Capabilities Facility in Albuquerque to a UP Aerospace sounding rocket at Spaceport America, the team proved that a compact, stowed heat shield can deploy in space and return to Earth as designed. 🛡️ This achievement paves the way for larger, more capable deployable heat shields, enabling future missions to recover data and payloads more reliably. This collaboration builds on previous successes like NASA’s LOFTID inflatable heat shield, and it’s only the beginning of what’s ahead. 🔗 Read the full story: bit.ly/4s6ohW4

$RDW : Looking forward to a great discussion with Peter Cannito, CEO and Chairman of Redwire. Tomorrow, don't miss it. twitter.com/i/spaces/1RJjp…

Redwire's Stalker VTOL configuration combined with our solid‑oxide fuel cell enable long‑range and ultra long‑endurance operations in any austere environment. The all-electric aircraft provides further mission optionality as it can be powered by either a main battery allowing for nearly six hours flight time or quickly switched in the field with our propane fuel cell for more than 17 hours of flight operations. It has an extremely small logistics footprint and can be fully assembled in just a few minutes. The entire system fits in a single SUV, allowing operators to greater freedom of movement through a fully expeditionary system. Communications range extends out to 160 km, which, combined with its silent acoustic profile, allows the Stalker to drop stealthily low over the target areas and persist undetected for an extended duration. These are just a few unique discriminators of Redwire’s Stalker UAS and further reason of why the Stalker is broadly used across the @DeptofWar including recent selection for the @USArmy LRR prototype phase to deliver systems equipped with advanced sensors, secure communications, autonomous mobility features, and modular payload configurations. Learn more: bit.ly/4lmnC05 #CombatProven #Stalker #UltraLongEndurance