Voyager Technologies announced the closing of an upsized $250 million credit facility. The facility was led by J.P. Morgan.
The company said the facility expands its financial flexibility and provides liquidity at scale. Voyager plans to use the added financial capacity to support accelerating customer demand across its space, defense, and national security portfolio.
Voyager said the financing supports its broader strategy of building a defense technology and space solutions company. The company’s capabilities span propulsion, energetics, advanced electronics, mission management, and space exploration.
Effectiveness of the commitments and availability of funds under the syndicated credit facility are subject to the terms of the credit agreement. Voyager said the facility reflects support from its financial partners as the company continues scaling its platform.
Voyager Technologies is focused on mission-ready systems that support the U.S. and partner nations. The company’s technologies are designed to protect national security, reinforce the industrial base, and expand human presence beyond Earth.
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“We continue to maintain a fortress balance sheet. We are building a generational defense and space company, and this capital position reflects the confidence our financial partners have in where we’re headed.”
Phil De Sousa, CFO of Voyager
