Add in the Neutron rocket delay, initially scheduled for 2024 but now pushed to late 2025, and it’s understandable why many investors might have lost some confidence. But zooming out and ...

there was a substantial risk that Rocket Lab's Neutron rocket would not launch in mid-2025; (4) Neutron's only contract was made at a discount with an unreliable partner; and (5) as a result of ...

and CEO Sir Peter Beck promised 2025 will be "the year of Neutron." So what did Rocket Lab tell us about Neutron last week, aside from what we already knew about the company's new megarocket?

Rumors have floated recently that Rocket Lab's much-awaited mid-2025 Neutron rocket launch won't in fact happen in 2025 at all. Rocket Lab's Q4 earnings report, however, may have laid those rumors ...

Image source: Rocket Lab. Hotly anticipated ever since it was first announced four years ago, Neutron played a starring role in last week's earnings report. In a post-earnings conference call with ...

Due to these delays, the Company knew there was a substantial risk that its Neutron rocket could not launch in the spring or summer months of 2025. The Company's only Neutron partnership was made ...

The purchase of a drone barge that it will use for remote-controlled landings of its new Neutron rocket ship. The development of a new satellite designed for mass manufacture and easy packing inside.