r/redwire

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Satellite wire harnesses and scaling

Please watch this .https://youtu.be/7YDaHsK4j40?si=gamfZRHB1fm5GD3r 

Redwire has always done cabling and wire harnesses, but recently they have expanded locations, testing, design and other services related to this important function of satellite manufacturing.

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With Acorn2 and DEMSI, Redwire can plan, design and analyze and test (hardware in the Loop) wire harnesses.

 

One of the focus areas in the Jacksonville location is Cabling and Harnessing doing  Resistance and Hi-Pot Testing. T

The Albuquerque location now has two facilities. The newest facility provides space for full spacecraft assembly, integration, and test capabilities with two clean rooms and temperature and humidity control. One of the focus areas is on Wire harnessing and cables with a Cables/harnessing fabrication and assembly lab

Redwire’s Littleton, Colorado facilities support the design, development, integration, testing, and operations of science, technology, and exploration spacecraft.

Certifications 

  • AS9100D:2016 Certification
  • NASA 8739.1b - Polymerics
  • NASA 8739.4 - Cable/Harness
  • IPC-J-STD-001 with Space Addendum -Solder
  • Accredited FCL (Facility Clearance)

Two things here Redwire offers Certified classes. Every UAV needs a military grade wire harness. Accredited FCL (Facility Clearance) is to do classified work either directly for the Government or as a subcontractor. They have to be sponsored (have a contract in hand) to be sponsored.

Kruibeke facility has a Dedicated KUKA robot area SpaceX uses KUKA robots.

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u/iamatooltoo — 19 hours ago
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Nasa Lunar Project

Hi all, since rdw have project on converting moon soil into construction material on the project on moon (correct me if im wrong), if this works, please give me your estimation price on the share at that point 😁✌️ im thinking maybe usd100 per share lol (maybe too greedy)

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u/Additional_Isopod101 — 4 days ago
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I believe more contracts are coming for RDW.

NASA made one thing crystal clear yesterday:
It’s no longer just about landing on the Moon.It’s about building a lunar economy.

They emphasized High-volume production**,Lunar infrastructureMoon Base,**Persistent operations and Commercial ecosystem

That is a MASSIVE shift.

Now NASA, DoD, ESA, and commercial customers are all investing in these long-term themes.

RDW is positioned across Space infrastructure**,In-space manufacturingAdvanced solar arraysRobotics & autonomous systemsSpace biotech,**Defense & national security.

RDW will fly while the foundation of the space economy is being built and US+NATO+ other countries defense budget are expanding.

I believe more contracts are coming for RDW.

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u/RoseW2025 — 5 days ago
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Redwire Awarded Contract to Deliver Penguin Mk2.5 Uncrewed Aerial System to Taiwan Coast Guard

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Redwire Corporation (NYSE: RDW), a global leader in aerospace and defense technology solutions, today announced that it has been awarded a contract by Taiwan Color Optics, Inc. (TCO), a subsidiary of SemiLux International Ltd., to deliver its Penguin Mk2.5 VTOL Uncrewed Aerial System (UAS) to the Taiwan Coast Guard to support Taiwan’s broader maritime security and defense resilience planning.

Tranche 1 of the program represents a key milestone in Taiwan’s deployment of long-endurance uncrewed systems for maritime surveillance and law enforcement missions. Redwire’s Penguin Mk2.5 VTOL UAS was selected for the program based on its proven long-endurance performance, vertical takeoff and landing capability, and integrated EO/IR payloads for persistent maritime ISR missions.

"Our Penguin Mk2.5 VTOL aircraft is field proven for successful execution of all-weather monitoring and advanced intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance operations," said Josh Stinson, Co-President and Chief Growth Officer of Redwire Defense Tech. "Tracking coastline and maritime activities can present unique challenges, and the Penguin is the ideal framework to enhance Taiwan’s coastal defense.”

With the ability to take off and land vertically, the Penguin Mk2.5 VTOL can be rapidly deployed, even in harsh or contested environments. Easily adaptable to meet variety of operations, the platform is well equipped to conduct day and night ISR missions, with the ability to track and target small moving objects.

https://ir.rdw.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/234/redwire-awarded-contract-to-deliver-penguin-mk2-5-uncrewed

u/GooseComfortable5357 — 6 days ago
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The perfect conditions

50 percent of shares sold off becsuse of previous commitments with early investors, financial reform for the company, no payments in lawsuit. New contracts and huge backlog. Sheeeeet. Bout to get this bag my boys

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u/Neither_Constant — 6 days ago
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UK 5 billion Defence Plan with for UAVs across the Royal Navy, Army and RAF

Britain will unveil its long-delayed Defence Investment Plan on Tuesday, prioritising £5 billion of investment in drones and a focus on autonomous systems.

Redwire has been preparing for this, expanding its UK footprint just three months ago.

"As demand for advanced UAS capabilities continues to rise, our growing European presence reflects our long-term commitment to supporting partners wherever mission needs emerge," added Tuna Djemil, VP of Business Development and Strategy for Redwire Defense.

"The UK represents a critical hub for defence innovation, and we are proud to contribute to its future capability development."

Via Space Investor (X)

u/WhatsNextBuddy — 6 days ago
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Redwire Corporation (NYSE: $RDW) Stock Hub: Space Infrastructure, Defense Tech, Taiwan Coast Guard UAS, Greenhouse Optionality and ATM Dilution Watch

https://www.merlintrader.com/redwire-corporation-stock-hub/

An evergreen deep dive for the .com site on Redwire’s transformation from a space infrastructure supplier into a hybrid space-defense platform, updated for the June 30, 2026 Penguin Mk2.5 VTOL UAS contract for the Taiwan Coast Guard, tactical UAS momentum, Q1 2026 backlog, SHIELD / Golden Dome optionality, microgravity updates and the new up-to-$500 million ATM program.

u/Merlin8121 — 6 days ago
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June 29, 2026 Weekly Discussion Thread

Discuss anything about Redwire or its stock here in this thread! Be civil, avoid politics, and stay classy.

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u/AutoModerator — 7 days ago
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Stock call and put analysis

fr everyone keeps talking about a massive short squeeze spike tomorrow for RDW but looking at the actual data the structural setup just isn't there for a violent blowout right nowYes the short interest is high around 22 percent of the float and Fugazi Research has been aggressively bashing the stock over cash burn and dilution but here is the catch the volume is absolutely insane right now averaging over 30M shares a day. Because of that the Days to Cover is sitting at like 0.7 so if shorts want to exit they can dump their positions in a matter of hours without getting completely trapped in a buying loopThat said the stock is definitely a battleground. It closed up at 12.23 after the Taiwan Coast Guard drone contract news and the options chain is looking incredibly bullish with the put call ratio dropping to 0.05. Adulting is hard but tracking this options volume is giving me life right now nglWe will see heavy volatility and probably some decent upside swings because of the options activity and contract momentum but don't count on a massive structural squeeze tomorrow just based on short pressure. The liquidity is giving the shorts too easy of an exit route it is literally that simple

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u/Neither_Constant — 5 days ago
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An update on the Redwire x TCO licensing agreement

Looks like things are actually moving ahead in Taiwan for the Penguin C Mk2.5 VTOL.

According to CNA, Taiwan’s Coast Guard expects to receive all of its second-generation Penguin C Mk2.5 VTOL drones by the end of June. The contract is worth around US$7 million and was awarded in December. The drones were developed by Edge Autonomy, now part of Redwire, while Taiwan Color Optics is assembling them locally in Taiwan.

The $7 million order itself isn’t huge, but I think the important part is that this no longer looks like just a licensing agreement on paper. It looks like the program has actually moved into local assembly/production and delivery. With delivery expected to be completed by the end of June. That gives Redwire a real (indirect) foothold in Taiwan.

There are a couple of possible future opportunities here. Taiwan Color Optics/SemiLux has mentioned that the Coast Guard is expected to pursue a medium-range UAV expansion program worth around US$25 million. On top of that, Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense has outlined a much larger fixed-wing VTOL UAV program for 2026–2027, with around 710 drones and an estimated value of about US$300 million.

The penguin performed well above the minimal standard set by the Taiwanese coastguard so interesting to see were this is going.

https://www.cna.com.tw/news/aipl/202606070132.aspx
https://www.en.tcotek.com/latest-news/taiwan-color-optics-secures-taiwan-coast-guard-uav-pilot-program/

u/WenP_ — 7 days ago
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How Redwire will power Orbital Data Centers - RDW Series (3/4)

Good entry level summary to understand the state of orbital data centers and what problem is Redwire is solving.

I feel so grateful for the current dip. I am loading as much as I can, because i truly believe we will hear about great surprises soon, lads.

So BULLISH!

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u/WhatsNextBuddy — 12 days ago
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Is There Still More Downside?

I think the door is still open for a move down to $10.

It doesn't seem like much ETF money has flowed into SpaceX-related investments yet, while retail investors appear to be selling.

The rest of the space sector will probably follow the same trend, so I don't think it'll be an easy ride in the near term.

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u/Weak-Release3 — 14 days ago