Redwire Corporation
Manufactures satellite components, solar arrays, deployable structures, and spacecraft platforms for defense, civil space, and in-space manufacturing missions
Redwire Corporation designs and manufactures critical space infrastructure including solar arrays, deployable structures, sensors, and satellite platforms. The company's Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA) technology powers the International Space Station, NASA's DART mission, and the Artemis Gateway. In March 2026, Redwire introduced the Extensible Low-Profile Solar Array (ELSA) for mass-produced satellite constellations. The satellite business includes the Mako, Procyon, and Pharos spacecraft platforms.
Formed in 2020 through consolidation of multiple heritage space firms, Redwire is publicly traded on the NYSE under the ticker RDW. The in-space manufacturing division operates microgravity research platforms for pharmaceutical crystallization and ISS hardware. In 2025, Redwire acquired Edge Autonomy, integrating uncrewed aerial systems to expand into multi-domain defense and intelligence markets. The company serves NASA, the U.S. Space Force, the Space Development Agency, and commercial satellite operators.
Builds robotic spacecraft and modular payloads for in-space servicing, satellite upgrades, and space domain awareness
Operates orbital transfer vehicles for last-mile satellite delivery, hosted payload services, space cloud computing, and in-orbit servicing
Designs, builds, and operates autonomous spacecraft for space domain awareness, debris removal, and in-orbit servicing using gridded ion propulsion