On June 16, Firefly Aerospace fell 5.19% in regular trading, trading at $31.51/share, with turnover of $36.07 million. The decline reflects continued selling pressure across the commercial space sector as the capital siphon effect from SpaceX's record-breaking Nasdaq listing persists.

Following SpaceX's historic $75 billion IPO — the largest in U.S. capital markets history — institutional investors have been reducing positions in existing aerospace holdings to reallocate toward SpaceX, triggering broad-based weakness among commercial space stocks. Firefly previously plunged over 18% in a single session during the initial wave of fund rebalancing. Although KeyBanc upgraded the company from sector weight to outperform with a $50 price target on the prior trading day, the sector-wide selling pressure has not fully dissipated.

Today the aerospace sector weakened again in tandem, with peers Intuitive Machines down 5.71%, Redwire down 5.46%, and Rocket Lab down 3.58%, reflecting persistent negative sentiment across the commercial space industry dragging individual names lower.

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