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Bonus Story from MarketBeat.com

Could These 3 Aerospace Firms Go Stratospheric in 2026?

Submitted by Nathan Reiff. Posted: 12/22/2025.

Modern commercial rocket on a launch pad at dawn, highlighting government-backed space infrastructure and growth in the space industry.

Article Highlights

  • Some space industry stocks have boomed this year, driven by hype surrounding federal defense spending, speculation about a SpaceX IPO, and more.
  • Major contracts for Rocket Lab and L3Harris, each worth close to $1 billion, affirm these companies' dominance heading into 2026.
  • AST SpaceMobile's rapid gains this year may cause some concern, but the firm's ambitious satellite launch plans and growing revenue could bode well.

2025 was a major year for the space industry, with historic advances in commercial space tourism, significant investment in new infrastructure, and the public debut of companies that broadened market interest.

At the same time, NASA faces mounting financial pressure from potential budget cuts, making it increasingly likely that commercial firms will step in to fill critical operational and infrastructure gaps.

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While investors can capitalize on a surge in space industry stocks through a broad-based exchange-traded fund (ETF) like the Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO), a handful of standout names could merit a targeted individual investment heading into the new year. The companies below represent established firms that have the potential to leverage their size and experience for further growth in 2026.

Rocket Lab’s Government Contracts and Neutron Rocket Set the Stage for 2026

Industry leader Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB) has experienced significant volatility over the past year, but its recent trend has been strongly upward. The launch and space-services company has nearly tripled year-to-date (YTD), helped by an approximately 75% surge in the last month.

Some of that momentum reflects broader industry gains driven by speculation that Elon Musk's SpaceX—privately held, but one of the largest and most influential companies in the industry—is seeking an IPO in 2026.

More directly, Rocket Lab has reported a string of operational successes, positioning it as a go-to services firm for the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, the U.S. Space Force and other government partners. A late-December $816 million award from the Space Force—Rocket Lab's largest contract to date—signals room for further expansion into 2026.

2026 could also bring major developments for Rocket Lab's Neutron rocket project. Management indicated in the latest earnings report that pad operations could begin in the first quarter, with first flights to follow. Those updates, along with other positive earnings details, prompted several analysts to reiterate Buy or Overweight ratings in November.

AST Finds Footing With Growing Revenue, Ambitious Satellite Launches Planned

Satellite broadband company AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS) has posted an impressive roughly 250% return in 2025, outpacing many peers.

That run-up has prompted some analysts to warn of overvaluation—the consensus price target of $45.66 implies downside of nearly 40%, and several firms have downgraded ASTS in the past three months.

Still, AST reported several encouraging metrics in its latest earnings report, including pro forma cash and liquidity above $3.2 billion. That balance sheet strength should help the company pursue its plan to launch between 45 and 60 satellites in 2026.

Contracted commercial revenue commitments are also growing, with more than $1 billion in aggregate reported in the quarter as AST secures commercial partners. Although revenue missed some analyst expectations, it rose roughly 13-fold year-over-year in the most recent quarter, indicating the business is gaining traction.

Satellite Contract Worth Nearly $1 Billion Highlights L3Harris' Strong Fundamentals and Operations

L3Harris Technologies (NYSE: LHX) has a different focus from the launch and broadband plays above, providing communications systems, avionics, electronic warfare, intelligence and other systems for defense and aerospace customers.

LHX shares are up about 38.6% YTD, and analysts continue to see upside.

That upside could accelerate if L3Harris keeps winning large contracts like the recent infrared satellite project awarded by the Space Development Agency in late December, worth up to $843 million.

In the latest quarter, L3Harris reported organic growth, projected full-year revenue of about $22 billion and nearly $2.7 billion in free cash flow — all signs of solid fundamentals. If the company maintains that momentum, it could continue to support further gains in its share price.


 
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