On May 28, Firefly Aerospace fell 6.16% in regular trading, trading at $54.11/share, with trading volume of $93.24 million. The decline extends the previous session's selloff as dilution concerns from a newly announced equity offering continue to pressure the stock.

On the news front, the company recently filed with the SEC to launch a public offering of 4 million newly issued shares, while existing selling shareholders will offload 8 million shares, totaling 12 million shares. Underwriters also hold an overallotment option for an additional 1.8 million shares. With total outstanding shares of approximately 160 million, the combined potential supply of up to 13.8 million shares represents a significant increase in market supply, diluting existing shareholder equity and weighing heavily on near-term investor confidence.

Notably, the company had earlier received a $75 million NASA lunar mission subcontract, which briefly lifted shares in pre-market trading. However, the dilution overhang from the large-scale offering has clearly dominated market sentiment, driving consecutive sessions of decline.

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