On June 4, Voyager Technologies rose 9.21% in regular trading, trading at $48.93/share, with trading volume of $34.35 million. The rise was primarily driven by a renewed rebound across the space sector following a deep correction triggered by Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explosion during testing in Florida.

The space sector had been under sustained selling pressure since the explosion, with Voyager Technologies declining sharply from recent highs. The stock had dropped 10.72% on June 1 and another 8.05% on June 3 to $45.93, accumulating significant losses. Today's recovery mirrors the broader sector bounce, with peer Redwire surging 21.09% and Rocket Lab gaining 3.34%.

Notably, Wedbush previously raised its price target on Voyager from $46 to $60 while maintaining an Outperform rating, suggesting considerable upside from current levels. The company also secured a $16.5 million DARPA contract, providing fundamental support. With the current price still well below the analyst target, post-selloff capital inflows appear to be driving the recovery.

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