On June 18, Karman Holdings fell 5.05% in regular trading, trading at $49.435/share, with turnover of approximately $77.63 million.

On the news front, selling pressure from a secondary offering continues to weigh on the stock. Private equity firm Trive previously distributed its holdings to limited partners and general partners, involving 13.5 million shares whose supply overhang has yet to be fully absorbed by the market.

Meanwhile, the Aerospace & Defense sector came under broad-based pressure, with Lockheed Martin falling 4.40%, RTX Corp declining 3.56%, Rocket Lab down 3.36%, and Boeing sliding 1.47%. The combination of sector-wide weakness and persistent supply-side headwinds from the secondary distribution intensified downward pressure on the stock. Notably, this marks the third significant decline for Karman Holdings in recent sessions, following similar drops on June 11 and June 13, when SpaceX's Nasdaq debut triggered a sector-wide selloff with a pronounced capital siphoning effect on smaller aerospace names.

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