Redwire Shares New Financials on Edge Autonomy Acquisition

The updated pro forma data offers investors a deeper view into the potential impact of the June 2025 acquisition.

November 11, 2025

Updated financials add clarity to Redwire’s acquisition strategy

Redwire has added a new layer of detail to its Edge Autonomy acquisition, sharing updated pro forma financials to give investors a clearer view of how the combined business could perform.

The company finalized the Edge Autonomy deal back in June 2025 and released an initial 8-K with key financial data at that time. This latest update, filed November 10, builds on that disclosure. It introduces unaudited, condensed combined statements of operations for two periods: the full year ending December 31, 2024, and the nine months ending September 30, 2025. The update is tied to Redwire’s automatic shelf registration filed in August, and it ensures the financial picture around the acquisition stays current.

These pro forma numbers are based on historical results from both Redwire and Edge Autonomy. They’re designed to help readers understand how the combined company might have looked financially if the acquisition had happened earlier. That includes revenue, expenses, and net income—all modeled to reflect the potential combined performance over the covered timeframes.

What the numbers mean—and what they don’t

It’s worth noting that these figures aren’t meant to predict future outcomes. They’re a snapshot built for reference, following SEC reporting rules laid out in Regulation S-X. The filing also points readers back to Redwire’s original June disclosure for a more detailed breakdown of the acquisition terms.

The takeaway: Redwire is staying proactive in how it communicates with the market. By releasing refreshed financials, the company is making it easier for analysts, shareholders, and potential investors to assess how Edge Autonomy fits into its broader strategy—and what the acquisition could mean for the business moving forward.