LUNR
March 24, 2025
Steve Altemus
Pete McGrath
CO-FOUNDER, PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
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Highlights
6
Delivery Services
8
Data Transmission Services
12
Infrastructure as a Service
15
Financials
17
2025 Outlook
19
HIGHLIGHTS
Q4 Revenue
Strong revenue growth in the quarter; $54.7 million, up 79% year over year
FY24 Revenue
Record fiscal year revenue of $228 million, nearly three times 2023 revenue
Ended 2024 with $207.6 million in cash; as of March 10th our cash balance
Cash Balance
was $385 million following the completion of the warrant redemption
process
Ended 2024 with $328.3 million in backlog, a 22% increase year-over-year and
Backlog
company record; backlog does not yet include the majority of the $150
million initial task orders for Near Space Network data services
DELIVERY SERVICES
IM-3
Remains on track for roughly one year from now, incorporating findings and corrective actions from the reviews
IM-4
Remains on track for 2027 lunar mission
NASA CLPS Awards
Image from IM-2 Mission
2027
2026
2028 (Pending)
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