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Dear Reader,
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Why?
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Regards,
Jeff Brown
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5 Space Stocks That Could Soar in the Next Decade
Written by Ryan Hasson. Published 8/18/2025.
Key Points
- The commercial space industry is accelerating rapidly, with the global space economy projected to reach $1.8 trillion in the coming decade.
- Publicly traded space companies like Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile, Redwire, Iridium, and Planet Labs offer investors ways to gain exposure.
- The sector carries both elevated risk and reward, as some companies are already profitable or near profitable and better positioned than others.
For decades, space exploration was the domain of government agencies like NASA. Over the past ten years, however, the commercial space industry has accelerated beyond most forecasts. The space economy—covering satellites, launch services, communications and Earth imaging—is projected by the World Economic Forum to reach $1.8 trillion in the coming decade.
Although privately held giants such as SpaceX capture most headlines, several public companies are positioned to capitalize on this boom. Here are five space stocks that could deliver substantial gains over the next ten years:
Rocket Lab: The Challenger to SpaceX
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Rocket Lab USA (NASDAQ: RKLB) has emerged as the leading small-satellite launch provider and is staking its claim as the world's No. 2 commercial launch company. Funded by consistent execution and a series of successful Electron rocket flights, RKLB's market cap now tops $21.3 billion, and its shares have jumped over 740% in the past year.
Beyond Electron, Rocket Lab is developing the larger Neutron rocket to compete in the medium-lift segment, where revenue potential is significantly higher. The company is also diversifying into spacecraft manufacturing, satellite components and on-orbit services—areas that promise better margins and recurring revenue streams.
Although still unprofitable, Rocket Lab's revenue has been climbing steadily. In its latest quarter, the firm reported record revenue growth driven by an increased launch cadence and strong demand in its space-systems division. If Neutron meets expectations, RKLB could become a vertically integrated space player, offering both launch services and the hardware needed in orbit.
AST SpaceMobile: A Cell Tower in Orbit
AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS) aims to build the first space-based broadband network that lets standard smartphones connect directly to satellites—essentially a giant cell tower in space. The company has secured agreements with major telecom operators such as AT&T and Vodafone, and it recently launched its first large test satellite, BlueWalker 3.
Future launches will be critical to demonstrating the network's scalability and reliability. While commercial service is still years away and capital expenditures are immense, the successful deployment of a global satellite-to-phone network could transform connectivity in remote and underserved regions. For investors comfortable with high-risk, high-reward bets, ASTS represents a potential moonshot.
Redwire: The Backbone of Space Infrastructure
Redwire Corporation (NYSE: RDW) specializes in space infrastructure: payloads, systems and components that support everything from the International Space Station to Mars rovers. Rather than chasing headline-grabbing missions, Redwire embeds its technology into critical programs for NASA, the Department of Defense and leading private space firms.
Redwire's Q2 report showed revenue about 25% below estimates and an EPS miss, driven by delayed contract awards and technical challenges. Despite uneven top-line growth, the company remains a key supplier in an emerging space ecosystem. Its role as an indispensable hardware provider gives RDW a solid foundation for long-term growth, even if its upside is more moderate than some peers.
Iridium Communications: A Proven Satellite Network
Iridium Communications (NASDAQ: IRDM) operates a profitable constellation of low-Earth-orbit satellites delivering global voice and data services to government agencies, maritime, aviation and other industries. After investing $3 billion in a next-generation network completed in 2019, Iridium now enjoys reliable, subscription-based revenue and positive cash flow.
Its exclusive partnership with Qualcomm to integrate satellite connectivity into smartphones could further broaden its addressable market. With a consensus Buy rating from analysts and nearly 40% upside potential, IRDM offers investors exposure to space with the stability of an established, cash-generating business.
Planet Labs: Mining Earth Data from Space
Planet Labs PBC (NYSE: PL) manages one of the largest fleets of Earth-observing satellites, capturing daily images used in agriculture, climate monitoring, defense and disaster response. Its subscription-based model provides customers with on-demand access to geospatial imagery and analytics, and as AI and machine learning advance, this data's value will only grow.
Planet Labs is still working toward consistent profitability, but its expanding recurring-revenue base and technological edge in real-time Earth observation position it well for the future. For investors focused on space as an information platform rather than just transportation, PL offers a unique play on the growing importance of data.
Why Space Stocks Matter
The space industry today resembles the early internet of the 1990s—critical infrastructure is under construction, business models are evolving, and the long-term opportunity is enormous. While the winners are not yet clear, those willing to navigate volatility and risk could see significant rewards over the next decade.
Rocket Lab targets launch services and spacecraft hardware; AST SpaceMobile focuses on global connectivity; Redwire supplies essential infrastructure; Iridium offers a stable, cash-flowing satellite network; and Planet Labs delivers high-value geospatial data. Together, these five stocks represent diverse ways to participate in the fast-growing commercial space economy.
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