Intuitive Machines, Inc. Class A (LUNR) Dividend History

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• Why Is Intuitive Machines Stock Still Going Up?

  Intuitive Machines saw its stock rise 1.2% after Bank of America lowered its price target, defying expectations due to positive Q1 free cash flow and promising future contracts in lunar exploration and space technology.

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• Intuitive Machines Set For Liftoff: $500M Revenue Target By 2028, Positive EBITDA in 2026, Says Analyst

  Barclays analyst David Strauss initiated coverage on Intuitive Machines with an Equal-Weight rating and a $13 price target. The analyst expects Intuitive Machines' revenue to grow at a 20-25% CAGR, reaching around $500 million by 2028, and EBITDA to turn positive in the second half of 2026.

  Benzinga

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• Intuitive Machines Stock: Should You Buy the Dip?

  Intuitive Machines' (LUNR) stock price has dropped 54% over the past month after the company's second lunar lander, Athena, failed to achieve a successful landing. However, the article suggests that this presents a buying opportunity for patient investors, as Intuitive Machines is the only direct exposure to renewed Moon exploration within NASA's Artemis program.

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• Intuitive Machines’ second moon landing is on deck. Its stock is falling.

  Intuitive Machines, a space-exploration company, is set to make its second moon landing with its uncrewed Nova-C lander, Athena, expected to reach the lunar surface on Thursday. However, the company's stock is down 1.4% despite its recent 171.9% rise in the last 12 months.

  MarketWatch
• Intuitive Machines Prices Upsized $110.0 Million Offering of Shares of its Class A Common Stock and Concurrent Private Placement

  Intuitive Machines, a leading space exploration company, announced the pricing of an upsized offering of its Class A common stock and a concurrent private placement, raising approximately $104.25 million in net proceeds to be used for general corporate purposes.

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