On May 29, Redwire Corp. declined 5.1% in pre-market trading, trading at $24.55/share, with trading volume of $7.65 million. The pullback follows a dramatic surge earlier in the week that saw shares rise as much as 27% in a single session.

The prior rally was driven by a powerful combination of catalysts: SpaceX filed for an initial public offering with an estimated valuation of up to $2 trillion, targeting to raise as much as $75 billion, which ignited broad optimism across space-related equities. Simultaneously, Redwire secured multiple military contracts, including a multi-year NATO Penguin Mk3 tactical drone system contract and a $15 million US Army Stalker drone training order — the third such order in eight months, bringing cumulative value to $24.8 million.

The broader Aerospace and Defense sector is retreating in sympathy, with Intuitive Machines down 4.05%, Red Cat Holdings down 3.46%, Rocket Lab USA down 2.84%, GE Aerospace down 0.82%, and Boeing down 0.11%, suggesting sector-wide profit-taking following the recent SpaceX-driven euphoria.

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