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Redwire’s space and defense technologies position the company to deliver resilient, multi-domain solutions for national security missions.
Redwire Corporation acquired a combat-proven drone maker as part of the January 2025 transaction.
The $925 million acquisition represents a fundamental repositioning for Redwire Corporation.
In January 2025 Redwire Corporation undertook a $925 million acquisition.
Redwire Corporation is a space infrastructure company based in Jacksonville, Florida.
Commercial stations require tier-2 and tier-3 suppliers for environmental control and life support, power systems, communications, robotics, and crew habitability from companies such as Maxar, Redwire, and Nanoracks.
Redwire Corporation will sunset the Edge Autonomy brand and fully integrate uncrewed aerial systems and defense technology offerings into the Redwire brand.
The Defense Tech business segment of Redwire, led by Steve Adlich, will deliver combat proven autonomous systems, optical sensors, and radio frequency payloads.
Redwire successfully integrated Edge Autonomy into its defense tech business segment following its acquisition in June 2025.
Redwire Corporation plans to provide additional details about the new structure during its Q4 FY2025 earnings call.
Redwire is rolling out a new business structure to unify its space and defense technology capabilities under a single brand.
SpaceMD, Redwire’s biotech venture, will be managed under the Space business segment.
The Space business segment of Redwire, led by Mike Gold, will focus on delivering next-generation spacecraft, large space infrastructure, and microgravity capabilities.
The new structure strengthens Redwire’s positioning within the aerospace and defense sectors for multi-domain missions.
Redwire recently integrated a Hammerhead spacecraft for ESA’s Atmospheric Limb Tracker for Investigation of the Upcoming Stratosphere (ALTIUS) mission.
Redwire’s facility in Belgium has over 50 years of heritage in developing spacecraft platforms for ESA programs.
The Σyndeo-3 satellite is built with Redwire’s Hammerhead LEO spacecraft platform, which has 50 years of in-orbit performance without failure.
The Σyndeo-3 satellite features Redwire’s third-generation Advanced Data and Power Management System (ADPMS-3) avionics.
Redwire integrated 10 technology demonstration payloads funded by the European Commission for the Σyndeo-3 mission.
Payload integrations for the European Space Agency’s Σyndeo-3 satellite mission have been completed by Redwire.