On March 15, 2022, Astra / NASASpaceflight provided a view from onboard the upper stage of rocket LV0009 during a livestream. The space sector is currently experiencing a boom-and-bust cycle, with several companies struggling to survive. Despite the challenges, a dozen space companies have gone public in recent years, with most still moving forward and aiming to achieve profitability. However, three companies, including Momentus, are at risk of running out of cash, delisting, acquisition, or bankruptcy. Momentus, a space tug operator, has already warned shareholders about its financial situation and abandoned plans for its future. For more information, you can visit the original article on CNBC.
Financial Struggles: Three Space Companies Facing Cash Shortages
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By ad-astra
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