Voyager Technologies, formerly Voyager Space, is a defense technology and space solutions company listed on the NYSE as VOYG since June 2025. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Denver, it has grown largely by acquisition across defense and national security, advanced electronics and propulsion, and space exploration. In July 2026 it acquired Pittsburgh lunar-lander developer Astrobotic Technology, now Voyager Lunar Systems, adding lunar delivery, mobility and power. Voyager leads the Starlab Space joint venture with Airbus, MDA Space, Mitsubishi Corporation, Palantir and Space Applications Services, developing a commercial low-Earth-orbit successor to the International Space Station.
Voyager Space is publicly traded
IPO'd on Jun 11, 2025
This company is no longer available on our private secondary market. Shares can be traded publicly under VOYG.
Company data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.
Founded
2019
Employees
500–1,000
Total Funding
$463M
8 rounds
Last Private Valuation
$3.8B
Jun 11, 2025
Acquired lunar lander maker Astrobotic Technology for up to ~$300M in cash and stock; unit becomes Voyager Lunar Systems
Public (VOYG); acquisition adds lunar exposure, little direct private-market pricing effect
Funding data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.
Total raised $463M across 8 rounds
Last updated 10-06-2026
| Date | Round | Amount Raised | Valuation | Lead Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 11, 2025 | IPO Bloomberg | $382.8M | $3.8B | Public markets |
| Mar 2025 | Series C Preferred (2025 tranche) | $116.6M | — | Not disclosed |
| 2024 | Series C Preferred | $67.4M | — | Not disclosed |
Dylan Taylor
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Matthew J. Kuta
President and Co-Founder
Phil De Sousa
Chief Financial Officer
Shoshanna Moody
Chief Administrative Officer
John Thornton
Chief Executive Officer, Voyager Lunar Systems
Competitor list is illustrative and may be incomplete, stale, or erroneous.
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Vast
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Yes, Voyager Space is publicly traded under the ticker symbol VOYG on the NYSE. The company went public in Jun 11, 2025.
Voyager Space trades under the ticker symbol VOYG on the NYSE. It began trading in Jun 11, 2025.
Voyager Space (VOYG on the NYSE) shares can be purchased through any standard brokerage account — including Fidelity, Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade, and online platforms like Robinhood or E*TRADE. Search for the ticker VOYG to place an order.
Voyager Space went public in Jun 11, 2025 via ipo, with an offering valuation of approximately $3.8B. Voyager Technologies completed its initial public offering on June 11, 2025, trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol VOYG. The company priced its IPO at $31.00 per share and raised approximately $402.3 million in net proceeds. On its first day of trading, Voyager's stock opened at $69.75, more than doubling the offer price, valuing the company at $3.8 billion. The strong market reception reflects investor confidence in the company's space infrastructure business, particularly its role as lead partner in the Starlab commercial space station joint venture.
Voyager Space raised $463M across 8 disclosed funding rounds prior to its public listing.
Voyager Space was founded by Matthew J. Kuta in 2019.
Voyager Space is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, United States.
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