Defense contractors like Lockheed Martin, Booz Allen, and Raytheon that have invested heavily in their venture portfolios may benefit most from a crunch in the capital-intensive space industry if cash-strapped startups need to exit the arena.
“They’re going to have a front-row seat for when there’s blood in the water,” Space Capital founder Chad Anderson said.
Government spending on space technology looks set to accelerate, as more agencies clamor for satellite-enabled capabilities and the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security look for ways to stay ahead of national security concerns.
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