Movement Alert|Intuitive Machines Rises 5.14% in Regular Trading, Commercial Space Sector Rebounds After Multi-Day Selloff

Market Focus06-02 22:20

On June 2, Intuitive Machines rose 5.14% in regular trading, trading at $40.6 USD/share, with trading volume of approximately $130 million.

On the news front, the commercial space sector staged a broad rebound after absorbing multiple negative catalysts in prior sessions, including Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explosion during a hot-fire test and Intuitive Machines' failure to secure NASA's nearly $1 billion lunar base infrastructure contract for the lunar terrain vehicle. Peers Rocket Lab rose 4.45% and Redwire gained 5.37%, signaling oversold recovery momentum across the sector. SpaceX's IPO expectations, with a potential valuation as high as $2 trillion, continued to provide valuation support for the broader space economy theme.

Analysts noted that Intuitive Machines maintains an order backlog of approximately $1.1 billion and reported first-quarter revenue nearly triple year-over-year levels, suggesting the recent pullback may represent a positioning opportunity despite Zacks' prior Strong Sell rating. The stock's rebound reflects capital rotation back into the sector as immediate panic from industry-level headwinds subsided.

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