US Stocks Space/Moon + Industrial Chain Concept Stocks SpaceX Warming Up
NASA has just announced a new round of lunar base contracts worth nearly $1 billion this week, focusing on lunar rovers, cargo landers, and drones.
Related listed stocks benefiting from this initiative:
Below is the “Moon Economy + Space Industry Chain” US stock concept list compiled by US Stocks Investment Network:
Ranking by the expected benefits from future NASA lunar missions:
Tier 1 (Direct lunar mission beneficiaries)
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LUNR
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RKLB
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RDW
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LMT
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NOC
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BA
Tier 2 (Lunar infrastructure)
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VOYG
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KULR
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MNTS
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ASTC
Tier 3 (Lunar communications network)
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ASTS
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IRDM
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TSAT
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VSAT
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SATS
Tier 4 (Space data economy)
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PL
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BKSY
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SPIR
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SIDU
If, in the future, NASA's Artemis IV to Artemis VI missions begin building a permanent lunar base, the core targets most likely to see opportunities worth billions of dollars are generally considered to be:
LUNR (Lunar logistics)
RKLB (Lunar transportation)
RDW (Lunar infrastructure)
VOYG (Lunar space station)
KULR (Lunar energy and heat dissipation)
ASTS (Lunar and deep space communications)
These companies make up a relatively complete “moon economy industry chain,” covering the five key areas of transportation, construction, energy, communication, and operations.
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