Honda joined Redwire to develop robots for commercial space stations.

Redwire launched a European-manufactured space camera and navigation sensor product line to strengthen European supply-chain sovereignty.

Redwire received a multi-year high-eight-figure contract from an undisclosed NATO country to deliver Penguin uncrewed aerial systems.

Redwire received a contract from Taiwan Color Optics to deliver Penguin Mk2.5 uncrewed aerial systems for the Taiwan Coast Guard.

Redwire announced a major Huntsville expansion to scale production of combat-proven uncrewed aerial systems and mission-critical space infrastructure, adding 150 jobs.

Redwire opened a state-of-the-art facility in Georgetown, Indiana, focused on space-enabled research, development, manufacturing, drug development, and human health applications.

Redwire received a $21.5 million follow-on order from Portfolio Acquisition Executive Robotic Autonomous Systems for Stalker uncrewed aerial system navigation and standard systems.

Redwire announced the Octopus E140 MWIR and E180 HD MWIR imaging payloads, expanding its mission-ready infrared intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance product portfolio.

Redwire reported first-quarter 2026 book-to-bill of 1.92 and record contracted backlog of $498.1 million.

Redwire reported record contracted backlog of $411.2 million for full-year 2025 and described accelerating fourth-quarter contract awards.

Redwire used proceeds from its at-the-market program to repay $105.5 million of outstanding debt and refinanced its remaining credit agreement in February 2026.