en.Wedoany.com Reported - US commercial lunar logistics company Astrobotic Technology (hereinafter referred to as Astrobotic) has announced a definitive acquisition agreement with space and defense technology company Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG). The acquisition will make Astrobotic a core component of Voyager's strategic lunar initiative, aimed at accelerating the construction of a US lunar base.
Since its founding in 2007, Astrobotic has focused on developing lunar landers, rovers, lunar power infrastructure, and reusable rockets. It has secured over $600 million in contracts from NASA and the Department of Defense and launched the first US commercial lunar lander into space. Under the agreement, Voyager plans to increase investment to expand Astrobotic's project scale in lunar systems and reusable rocket development. These technologies are considered key elements supporting NASA's Artemis program and the goal of establishing a permanent US lunar presence by 2028, as proposed by Administrator Jared Isaacman.
The technologies and capabilities involved in this collaboration include: mission management, communications, and propulsion; lunar surface cargo delivery via Astrobotic's Peregrine and Griffin landers; surface power provision using the LunaGrid solar distribution system; long-term habitation leveraging Voyager's investment in Max Space; application of Voyager's transparent anti-dust coating to mitigate lunar dust effects; and execution of in-situ resource utilization technology development. Astrobotic's lunar base headquarters in Pittsburgh and its facilities in Mojave will serve as the operational center for Voyager's strategic lunar initiative, ensuring mission continuity. The Griffin One mission is progressing as planned. Upon completion of the transaction, Astrobotic's entire business portfolio will be transferred to Voyager, with operational stability and leadership continuity maintained.
Voyager Technologies is a defense technology and space solutions company, with operations spanning propulsion and energetic materials, advanced electronics, mission management, and space exploration, dedicated to developing mission-ready systems for the US and partner nations.
The transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to close in early July 2026. Stifel served as exclusive financial advisor to Astrobotic, and Babst Calland acted as its lead legal counsel.
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