On June 13, Karman Holdings fell 5.24% in regular trading, trading at $46.97/share, with turnover of approximately $88.28 million.

On the news front, SpaceX officially commenced trading on the Nasdaq on the same day, triggering a severe capital siphon effect across the aerospace sector. Firefly Aerospace plunged over 18%, Rocket Lab fell 9.9%, Redwire dropped 11.82%, and Virgin Galactic collapsed 31.27%, reflecting massive reallocation of investor capital toward the newly listed industry giant.

Compounding the sector headwinds, the 13.5 million share secondary offering initiated by private equity firm Trive — which distributed its holdings to limited and general partners — continues to exert supply pressure on Karman shares. Market participants have yet to fully absorb this overhang, which has weighed on the stock since early June. The dual pressure from sector-wide sentiment deterioration and elevated share supply drove the stock further into weakness.

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