Intuitive Machines’ stock price is soaring to new heights following the recent award of a NASA contract for communication and navigation services for missions in the near-space region.

Intuitive Machines, Inc. announced that NASA has awarded the company a study contract to enhance lunar logistics and mobility under the Next Space Technologies for Exploration Partnership ...

Intuitive Machines on Tuesday said it was awarded a NASA contract worth up to $4.82 billion. The contract is for communication and navigation services for missions in the near space region, which ...

Key Takeaways Intuitive Machines announced it has received a contract worth up to $4.82 billion from NASA to provide communication and navigation services in the near space region.A key part of ...

Intuitive Machines Inc. shares skyrocketed this week after NASA awarded the company a contract worth up to $4.82 billion. Analyst firm B. Riley Securities sees even more lunar upside for the space ...

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Shares of Intuitive Machines Inc. were set to skyrocket Wednesday, lifted by the award of a NASA contract that could be worth up to $4.82 billion.

NASA's contract hires Intuitive Machines to "deploy lunar relay satellites and provide communication and navigation services" to support NASA's Project Artemis to return astronauts to the moon.

Intuitive Machines Lands NASA Contract Worth Up to $4.8 Billion Intuitive Machines saw a massive spike in its shares last week due to an announcement that it secured a contract with NASA.

Intuitive Machines shares are trading higher in Thursday's after-hours session after the company was awarded a NASA Lunar Contract Award.

The new contract's payloads are booked for Intuitive Machines' IM-4 mission, which the company is targeting for 2027, Sheppard wrote, noting there is still capacity for additional commercial payloads.

NASA's contract hires Intuitive Machines to "deploy lunar relay satellites and provide communication and navigation services" to support NASA's Project Artemis to return astronauts to the moon.