One little-known company's satellite launch platform could help it grab a profitable share
Hello Fellow Investor,
$1.8 trillion.
That’s what the consulting firm McKinsey & Company says the space economy will be worth by 2035.
It’s more than double 2023’s $630 billion.
But what’s important for you is that I’ve uncovered a little-known company that could be positioned to grab enough of that enticing pot of money to make it a winner for early investors.
It’s a rising star in the space business that has set up shop next to SpaceX and Blue Origin at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The company’s claim to fame is that it can launch micro-satellites into orbit using its private fleet of seven F-104 fighter jets flying at MACH 2 at 45,000 feet.
And, it can do so for about one-tenth what it costs a company like SpaceX that uses heavy rockets.
Better yet, there’s plenty of business to be had thanks to an estimated 38,000 satellites due to be launched over the next 10 years.
And my analysis shows that this company is well positioned to grab a significant chunk of that business.
In fact, it already has an impressive client list that includes the Air Force, as well as aerospace giants such as Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and GE.
Perhaps best of all, the company is inviting investors to join its efforts with a pre-IPO offering that lets them get in for under $4 a share.
Frankly, that’s dirt cheap — and investing now could position them for some very nice profits when the company goes public.
I urge you view this special video presentation that gives you all the details.
Go Here Now. To Your Success,
George Gilder
Editor, Private Reserve
P.S. This pre-IPO opportunity is available to all investors. You don’t have to be an “accredited investor” or a millionaire to take advantage of it. Go here now for all the details. | | | |
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