Space

The companies launching rockets, building satellites and making spacecraft: young start-ups alongside established defence giants.

9 CompaniesBenchmark: UFO

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This Session

Today's Median

+ 1.97%

Advancers / Decliners

5/4

Strongest Member

ASTSAST SpaceMobile, Inc.

+ 8.54%

Weakest Member

BABoeing Co

− 9.07%

Over Time

Companies


SPCXSpace Exploration Technologies Corp	149.79	+ 1.97%	$2.03 T
LMTLockheed Martin Corp	631.22	− 0.63%	$146 B
BABoeing Co	171.23	− 9.07%	$135 B
NOCNorthrop Grumman Corp	561.97	− 0.61%	$79.8 B
LHXL3Harris Technologies, Inc.	258.46	− 0.68%	$48.1 B
RKLBRocket Lab Corp	58.09	+ 7.93%	$34.8 B
ASTSAST SpaceMobile, Inc.	42.82	+ 8.54%	$16.7 B
KTOSKratos Defense and Security Solutions Inc	41.43	+ 2.47%	$7.78 B
SPCEVirgin Galactic Holdings Inc	2.64	+ 3.13%	$400 M
Benchmark
UFOProcure Space ETF	41.31	+ 2.20%	–

SPCX · LMT · BA · NOCCompare the Top Four

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Why These Companies

Launch and spacecraft: SpaceX (listed in June 2026), Rocket Lab and Virgin Galactic. Satellite services: AST SpaceMobile aims to connect ordinary phones directly from space. Established contractors: Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, L3Harris and Boeing run satellite, rocket-motor and spacecraft programmes; Kratos provides satellite ground systems. For the established contractors space is a small part of revenue, for the young companies it is nearly all of it; the two can react very differently to the same news.

The list is an editorial selection, not investment advice. It is sorted by market cap; companies whose primary listing is outside the US are left blank because their market cap is not comparable.