Off-Planet Builders
Looking beyond rockets to the companies building space's essential infrastructure. These carefully selected stocks represent the firms creating the backbone of our off-world future—from satellite manufacturing and servicing to the communication networks making space business possible.
Your Basket's Financial Footprint
Summarised market capitalisation and investor takeaways for the 'Off-Planet Builders' basket.
- Large-cap dominance generally implies lower volatility and closer tracking to broader markets, offering comparatively lower risk.
- Suitable as a core holding to provide stability and sector exposure, not as a high-risk speculative position.
- Expect steady, long-term appreciation rather than rapid, short-term gains; growth is likely moderate and incremental.
RKLB: $31.65B
NOC: $85.54B
IRDM: $2.01B
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About This Group of Stocks
Our Expert Thinking
The space economy needs more than just launch vehicles—it requires a complete ecosystem of support services and infrastructure. We've identified companies building the "picks and shovels" of space commerce: the satellite systems, manufacturing capabilities, and communication networks that will enable sustainable economic activity beyond Earth.
What You Need to Know
This collection targets established companies with proven technologies and existing contracts rather than speculative moonshots. These stocks represent essential services like satellite refueling, orbital manufacturing, and space communications—the unsexy but fundamental infrastructure making off-world commerce possible.
Why These Stocks
Our analysts selected these companies based on their crucial roles in building space's physical and digital infrastructure. With both government and private spending on space accelerating and launch costs dropping dramatically, these firms are positioned to benefit from increased demand for their mission-critical services.
Why You'll Want to Watch These Stocks
The Ultimate Infrastructure Play
While everyone's watching rocket launches, these companies are quietly building the systems that will make space commercially viable. It's like investing in railroads before the gold rush.
Government Contracts = Steady Growth
Many of these companies have secured long-term contracts with NASA, the Space Force, and other agencies, creating predictable revenue streams that most space startups can only dream about.
Falling Launch Costs = Rising Demand
As rockets get cheaper, more satellites and space infrastructure need to be built and maintained. These companies are positioned right at the sweet spot of this expanding market.
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