Voyager Advances Pentagon’s Call for Missile Defense and Tactical Munitions

Major expansion to produce energetics, propellants and systems critical to weapon systems

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) broke ground on a major expansion of the Voyager American Defense Complex in Pueblo, Colorado, advancing the Pentagon’s urgent call for industry to accelerate domestic missile defense and tactical munitions orders.

“The groundbreaking of the Voyager American Defense Complex proves that Colorado is building an epicenter for defense,” said Rep. Jeff Crank (R-Colo). “Voyager’s investment in our state will help defense readiness capabilities, bring advanced manufacturing, and establish long-term growth in Colorado’s aerospace industry. Thank you to Voyager for their partnership with Colorado, and I look forward to seeing all the work they accomplish.”

In 2013, Pueblo Army Depot was declared surplus federal property. It is managed by PuebloPlex, formerly Pueblo Depot Activity Development Authority, to redevelop the property, support job creation and enhance the tax base.

“This groundbreaking represents one of the largest defense investments in southern Colorado in over a decade,” said Rep. Jeff Hurd (R-Colo). “Voyager is bringing high-tech manufacturing jobs to Pueblo and strengthening America’s defense industrial base in Colorado’s Third Congressional District. When we can produce the systems our military needs domestically, we're not just creating jobs – we're ensuring our armed forces have what they need, when they need it. I'm proud to see this investment in our community and grateful to Voyager for choosing Pueblo."

The Voyager American Defense Complex will be 150,000 sq feet for advanced manufacturing, operations and testing on PuebloPlex’s 16,000 acres and over 1,000 Earth-covered magazines. It is designed to support high-volume production of weapon systems-enabling components, propulsion systems and assembled energetic grains used across the U.S. military, as well as Voyager’s proprietary controllable propulsion technologies. It can also house critical chemical and black powder development, which have received more than $39 million in federal funding to re-onshore these resources to the United States.

“We are building the capacity the Pentagon is counting on to achieve President Trump’s peace through strength mandate,” said Matt Kuta, co-founder and president, Voyager. “As global threats increase and the Department of War accelerates missile-defense and tactical-munitions orders, Voyager is expanding the U.S. industrial base with the capacity, scale and speed needed to meet national-security demand.”

The complex will deepen the integration of design for manufacturing, assembly and test, uniting design telemetry with AI-enabled supply chain management to cut lead times and accelerate delivery. With advanced robotics and highly automated manufacturing, capabilities uncommon in energetics, Voyager will accelerate clean-sheet design through live testing with up to 90% greater efficiency, enabling high-rate, safer and more scalable output.

Construction is being led by H.E. Whitlock, a Pueblo-based contractor founded in 1892, supporting more than 75 employees of local trades and subcontractors. The project strengthens the region’s role as a critical pillar of the U.S. munitions and energetics supply chain.

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