Voyager Technologies Q3 2026 results

Updated from live prices and SEC filings

Voyager revenue rose 124% to $88.7M and bookings rose 135% to $116M, while the net loss widened to $55.7M from $16.3M. Backlog reached a record $742M, including $347M from the Astrobotic acquisition, and the low end of 2026 revenue guidance was raised by $10M.

Voyager Technologies (VOYG) reported results for the three months to 30 September 2026 on 2 Nov 2026. Revenue up 124% to $89M, backlog at a record $742M.

The numbers

MeasureQ3 2026Change
Revenue$88.7M+124% (from $39.6M); +68% on Q2
Gross profit$10.2Mfrom $6.1M
Gross margin11.5%from 15.4%; +310 bps on Q2
Net loss attributable to Voyager$55.7Mfrom $16.3M
Loss per share$0.91adjusted loss $0.87
Adjusted EBITDA-$44.9Mfrom -$17.7M
Bookings$116M+135% (from $49M); book-to-bill 1.3x
Backlog$742M+293% year on year; from $336M at 30 June
Cash and cash equivalents$553.6Mfrom $491.3M at 31 December 2025
Total liquidity$815.7Mincludes $262.1M undrawn revolver

What stood out

  • Backlog more than doubled from the second quarter, helped by $347M added through the Astrobotic acquisition, including a $298M NASA award.
  • Starlab commercial reservations rose to about $700M from about $500M last quarter; cumulative milestone cash receipts reached $212.5M.
  • NASA released its Commercial LEO Destination Phase 2 request for proposals in October, with submissions due in December 2026 and an award expected in spring 2027.
  • Announced a strategic partnership with Anduril and completed Griffin-1 acceptance testing ahead of a planned late 2026 launch.
  • Convertible notes stood at $841.1M, net, at the end of the quarter.

Outlook

Voyager raised the lower end of its 2026 revenue guidance by $10M, to a range of $285M to $305M, which it said represents growth of about 72% to 84%.

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