HawkEye 360 debuted on the NYSE in May 2026 at $26, raising $416 million
HawkEye 360, a space tech firm that tracks signals from space for defense and intelligence, just made its big debut on the New York Stock Exchange in May 2026.
Its IPO raised $416 million by selling shares at $26 each, landing it a $3.15 billion valuation.
It's a big moment for the company and shows how hot the space tech sector is getting right now.
HawkEye 360 stock opens 30% higher on its May 2026 debut day
On its May 2026 debut day, HawkEye 360's stock shot up 30%, opening at $33.80 thanks to strong investor interest.
The company runs over 30 satellites and recently boosted its tech by acquiring ISA in December 2025.
With major backers like Insight Partners-affiliated entities (now holding about a 15% stake), HawkEye is well-positioned as more investors look to space tech, and with a potential SpaceX public filing, this sector could get even more exciting soon.