On June 11, Firefly Aerospace rose 5.76% in pre-market trading, trading at $35.3/share, with trading volume of $335,000. The stock continues its recovery trajectory following consecutive sessions of volatility.

On the news front, the company's subsidiary SciTec recently secured a $5.5 million contract option from the U.S. Air Force to provide operational data fusion services for its cloud-based command and control system. This contract represents an extension of a prior $24 million advanced battle management system agreement, bolstering market confidence in the company's defense revenue pipeline.

The stock had previously fallen sharply from its $48 offering price after the company priced a public offering of 12 million shares (with up to 13.8 million shares of additional supply), compounded by the Blue Origin New Glenn rocket explosion that destroyed its only launch facility and weighed broadly on aerospace sentiment. With the stock having declined over 28% from offering price to its recent low of $34.325, technical rebound demand persists. Within the Aerospace and Defense sector, Rocket Lab is up 4.62% today, suggesting improving sector sentiment is providing further tailwinds.

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