Blue Origin

On October 16, 2026, Blue Origin said it will add two more New Glenn launch and landing pads at Cape Canaveral and procure two more landing ships. It also announced a $330 million expansion of its Rocket Park campus, due in summer 2027, to produce up to 150 New Glenn upper stages a year (CNBC). The company says it has invested about $3 billion in Florida facilities and has more than 5,000 employees there (Ars Technica). The plan commits Blue Origin to a much higher New Glenn flight rate, aimed at multiple flights per week by the end of the decade.

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In a 24 Sep 2026 exclusive based on company documents, the WSJ reported that Blue Origin's first-ever outside round has already secured $10B at a $140B valuation, including $2B more from Jeff Bezos, and may go higher. The documents show about $800M of 2025 revenue, an estimated ~$1.4B for 2026 and a projection above $30B for 2030. Bezos has put about $30-32B into the company since 2000. It is the first close-stage confirmation of the round, which was only planned in July, and the first disclosure of Blue Origin's revenue.

Source: WSJ

Blue Origin has been selected for a Mars relay/communications network contract, with its infrastructure plan cited as a key factor in the award.

Source: Investing.com

Blue Origin has outlined plans for and begun construction of a second launch pad at Cape Canaveral, expanding its launch infrastructure on Florida's Space Coast.

Source: SpaceNews