On June 12, Firefly Aerospace rose 5.08% in pre-market trading, trading at $41.88/share, with turnover of $398,400, extending gains following the prior session's 13.69% surge.

On the news front, the company's subsidiary SciTec recently secured a $5.5 million contract option from the U.S. Air Force to provide operational data fusion services for its cloud-based command and control system. The contract represents a continuation of a prior $24 million advanced battlefield management system agreement, reinforcing confidence in the company's defense revenue pipeline.

The broader aerospace sector is showing sustained recovery momentum, with peers Rocket Lab up 6.99% and Redwire up 6.21%. The stock had previously fallen sharply from its $48 public offering price due to dilution pressure from a 12 million share issuance and sector-wide sentiment damage caused by Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explosion, which destroyed its sole launch facility. After cumulative declines pushed the stock into deeply oversold territory, technical rebound demand combined with improving sector sentiment and the military contract catalyst are collectively driving the current recovery.

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