The brief
- Luling, Texas plant certified for full production in May 2026 under the Air Force RE-ARM program.
- Navy deal (Oct 2026, up to $69.7M) funds tooling for a line of up to 500 motors a year at Luling.
- Series B closed at over $105M in May 2025; Lockheed Martin led the strategic part.
Technical approach
Propellant made by machine
Its patented Advanced Manufacturing of Solid Propellant process, refined over 12+ iterations, builds grains for both tactical and strategic motors.
A propellant line in containers
A portable production line built into shipping-container-style modules, certified for production alongside the fixed Luling plant in 2026.
Shared building blocks
A Modular Motor Architecture adapts common motor designs to different missiles; the Navy booster line is planned on it.
