Karman Holdings raises 2026 revenue guidance to $755–760 million
Karman Holdings raised its 2026 revenue forecast, but space and launch sales fell 7%. The company expects a rebound in that segment in 2027.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Karman Holdings (KRMN) raised its revenue outlook for 2026 to a range of $755–760 million and lifted its adjusted EBITDA forecast to $225–227 million. The company kept its expectation of 20–25% organic growth and roughly 30% adjusted EBITDA margins for both 2026 and 2027.
Revenue from the space and launch segment dropped 7% annually, to $38 million, which the company linked partly to a shifted schedule for ULA's Vulcan rocket. Orders for New Glenn rose, and management anticipates a recovery in that segment in 2027.
On the operations side, Karman started automated manufacturing in Salt Lake City, broke ground on a polymer plant in Gulfport, and is enlarging its Cedar City facility to meet demand for propulsion systems for unmanned aircraft.
why it matters
For investors, the higher full-year forecast and growing New Glenn orders point to business momentum despite weakness in space. However, the 2027 recovery depends on launch schedules that the company does not control, which is worth watching.
market impact
KRMN: raised guidance supports the stock, weaker space revenue limits the upside
- Karman Holdings shares (KRMN) pressure up — the raised forecast outweighs the drop in space revenue
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- Key facts: Karman Raises Guidance; Space Sales Fall 7%; Sites Expand — TradingView, 8 November 2026 at 08:00 UTC
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