On June 3, Redwire Corp. fell 8.41% in regular trading, trading at $19.205/share, with trading volume of approximately $323 million.

On the news front, the aftershocks from Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explosion continue to weigh heavily on the commercial space sector. The rocket exploded during a hot-fire test at a facility in Florida, with the cause still under investigation. Simultaneously, market rumors suggest SpaceX's sought IPO valuation may fall below the previously expected $2 trillion, compounding negative sentiment across the space industry.

At the industry level, the Aerospace & Defense sector extended its weakness, with Intuitive Machines down 8.82%, Rocket Lab USA down 2.64%, GE Aerospace down 1.14%, and Boeing down 1.01%. The broad sector resonance effect further intensified downward pressure on Redwire Corp., which has now declined significantly from its May 27 highs when SpaceX IPO optimism had initially lifted space stocks.

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