Terran Orbital, a leader in small satellites, goes public on NYSE; Early investor Fuel VC celebrates an exit
Terran Orbital is now listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “LLAP” at an IPO valuation of $1.8 billion. Miami-based Fuel Venture Capital partners Jeff Ransdell and Maggie Vo were there to celebrate their portfolio company, as Terran Orbital’s CEO rang the opening bell.
American satellite company helps Ukraine during the war
Terran Orbital chairman and CEO Marc Bell provides insight on how satellites help during the Russia-Ukraine war on ‘The Claman Countdown.’
Terran Orbital starts trading on the NYSE with $200 million in outstanding spacecraft orders
Spacecraft manufacturer Terran Orbital began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Monday after closing its SPAC merger, going public with over $200 million in outstanding orders.
Terran Orbital stock cleared for trading on NYSE
Shares in satellite manufacturer Terran Orbital Corp. were cleared to begin trading Monday on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol LLAP, Live Long and Prosper, the Vulcan greeting from the Star Trek television series.
Space Industrial Base? The Answer is Right in Front of You, Mr. Secretary
He deems necessary to address the dynamic and amoral enemies we find ourselves at odds with yet again. In contrast to the old space community, that for years scratched its head at defense acquisitions
In Conversation with Marc Bell, Terran Orbital CEO
Not you typical space CEO. Through Marc Bell Capital he and his partners have invested in lifestyle companies, tech companies and even other space companies. Oh, and he’s won a Tony Award and Grammy Award for as a producer of the popular Jersey Boys.