EVENTS:   Best Equity Short Ideas Conference Call 12 - Zach Shannon/Corto Capital Advisors & Craig Huber/Huber Research Partners & Thomas Beevers /Forensic Alpha & Ed Steele/Iron Blue Financials & Bill Campbell/Paragon Intel - 12 Nov 25   Will AI Deflate the World? Macro Lessons from Three Industrial Revolutions and China - Manoj Pradhan/Talking Heads Macro - 13 Nov 25     ROADSHOWS: Forest Products Sector Equity and Commodity Research With Expertise in Distressed Debt - Kevin Mason /ERA Research   •   London   12 - 14 Nov 25       Buyside to Buyside Forum and Expert Calls across TMT, Consumer, Healthcare and Fintech - Andrew Peters /Revelare Partners   •   London   17 - 19 Nov 25       Fundamental US Healthcare Short Ideas - Dr Elliot Favus /Favus Institutional Research   •   London   17 - 19 Nov 25      

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Firefly Aerospace (FLY)

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Revelare Partners

FLY was highlighted at Revelare’s Space Industry Investor Idea event - while still relatively unknown post-IPO, its current multiple prices in significant execution risk. Of its $1bn 2027 revenue target, ~$770m is backlogged and as launch cadence accelerates, EBITDA margins are expected to expand sharply to 30-40%. A diversified backlog, milestone-based contracts and a major Northrop Grumman deal further strengthen credibility. The presenter believes a $10bn valuation is reasonable as a starting point (vs. the current $6bn m/cap) and expects a positive earnings report in Nov as well as another launch coming this fall. Once long-onlys see 2-3 quarters of execution, investors will enter the stock in a much more material way.

Edition: 220

- 19 September, 2025


$5bn reasons why we’re watching Amazon's Project Kuiper

AMZN just made history with the largest commercial launch contract ever, cementing Project Kuiper as Starlink’s most formidable competitor - in their new 9-page brief, space sector analysts at Quilty Analytics break it down, focusing on implications to the sector at large, including the three big contract winners (Arianespace, Blue Origin, ULA), the GEO market (Inmarsat, Intelsat, SES, Eutelsat) and other heavy-lift launch operators (Firefly Aerospace, Relativity Space, Rocket Lab).

Edition: 133

- 14 April, 2022