Voyager Tech Opens Long Beach Site for Space & Defense

Voyager Technologies inaugurated a new 140,000-square-foot electronics manufacturing and engineering facility in Long Beach, California, on March 12, 2026. This expansion will significantly support the development and production of electronics, software, and propulsion technologies for spacecraft and defense systems.

The Denver-based company's move places it within a thriving aerospace cluster in Southern California, aiming to leverage proximity to specialized engineering talent and suppliers. This new facility is designed to enhance Voyager's capabilities in digital engineering for advanced electronics and space infrastructure.

This expansion follows the recent opening of the Voyager American Defense Complex in Pueblo, Colorado, in January 2026. Voyager has also strategically acquired companies like Estes Energetics and ExoTerra Resources, strengthening its domestic production of rocket motors, energetic materials, and electric propulsion systems.

Voyager's defense business is experiencing substantial growth, with $35.7 million in revenue from this segment reported for the three months ending December 31, 2025. The company is a key supplier of propulsion components for Lockheed Martin's Next Generation Interceptor program.

Executives highlighted increasing opportunities related to the 'Golden Dome' missile defense architecture, anticipating significant demand for propulsion systems due to global geopolitical circumstances. Voyager estimates $1.6 billion in potential opportunities tied to these programs, with future defense spending increases and onshoring initiatives expected to further bolster its backlog.