On June 12, Redwire Corp. rose 8.37% in after-hours trading, trading at $18.58/share, with turnover of $25.9 million. The stock continues to recover from a sharp pullback that saw shares slide from above $21 to the $17 range following dual negative catalysts in the space sector.

On the news front, the space concept sector has entered an oversold recovery phase after being weighed down by the Blue Origin New Glenn rocket explosion at Kennedy Space Center and reports of SpaceX IPO valuation being revised downward from over $2 trillion to $1.8 trillion. Within the Aerospace & Defense sector, Rocket Lab USA rose 3.46%, indicating continued sector stabilization. Additionally, Redwire's previously announced contract from Astrobiome Space to initiate the first space agriculture mission in the world's first commercial space greenhouse continues to underpin the company's fundamental outlook.

Valuation context shows the stock had previously expanded its enterprise value-to-sales ratio from 3.8x to 8.8x during a near-tripling in share price, and the subsequent correction has partially compressed that premium, creating conditions for the current technical rebound.

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