Seraphim is thrilled to announce that Seraphim Space Investment Trust (SSIT) portfolio company, Voyager Technologies, has successfully debuted on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol VOYG. On June 11, 2025, Voyager’s shares opened at $69.75, more than double the initial offering price of $31, and closed at $56.48, marking an impressive 82% increase on its debut day.
Founded in 2019 by Dylan Taylor and Matthew Kuta, Voyager Technologies specialises in mission-critical space and defense technology solutions. The company has secured significant contracts, including a $217.5 million agreement with NASA to develop Starlab, a commercial space station set to replace the International Space Station by 2030. Voyager’s clientele includes prominent organisations such as Lockheed Martin, Palantir, and the U.S. Air Force.
In addition to its commercial endeavors, Voyager is strategically positioned to play a pivotal role in national security initiatives. The company is actively involved in the U.S. government’s ambitious “Golden Dome” missile-defense program, a $175 billion initiative aimed at shielding the nation from ballistic, hypersonic, and cruise missile threats. Voyager’s contributions include developing advanced propulsion systems for the Next Generation Interceptor and collaborating with Palantir to enhance national security capabilities through artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies.
Rob Desborough, General Partner at Seraphim commented:
“Voyager Technologies’ IPO is a significant milestone, not only for the company but also for the broader space sector, indicating its progression towards greater commercial maturity. Since our initial investment in Voyager’s Series B round in 2022, we’ve observed the company’s strategic growth and commitment to innovation. Voyager’s strong fundamentals and proven track record of strategic acquisitions exemplify the evolving landscape of the space industry.”
“We believe this successful listing may pave the way for a wave of public offerings from other high-quality space companies, those leveraging dual-use technologies to transform the global space, defense, and climate landscapes. This could unlock new opportunities for investors and accelerate innovation across the industry.”
“We remain optimistic about Voyager’s potential and look forward to observing how the company navigates this new phase. This listing may serve as a reference point for other space companies considering public offerings in the future.”
Voyager’s successful IPO underscores the growing investor confidence in the space and defense technology sectors, driven by increased demand for advanced capabilities in national security and space exploration.
For more information about Voyager Technologies, visit their official website.
