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Dylan Taylor

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Voyager Technologies, Inc.

Search every verified Dylan Taylor interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Dylan Taylor, co-founder, chairman, and CEO of Voyager Technologies, has recently discussed the company's performance and strategy across several media appearances. In August 2026, he appeared on CNBC's Mad Money following the company's second-quarter earnings report, which showed a 51% sequential revenue increase and a 22% sequential backlog jump. During the earnings call, Taylor described Golden Dome as a multi-year modernization initiative spanning sensing, communications, propulsion, and resilient space infrastructure, and stated that the company views it as more than a single procurement opportunity. He also discussed the acquisition of Astrobotic, which he said expands Voyager's contributions to lunar infrastructure. Taylor has frequently described Voyager's "three-L strategy" encompassing low Earth orbit, lunar, and Lagrange points. He has referred to the moon as "the eighth continent" and highlighted the company's upcoming Griffin mission, a lunar lander mission scheduled for around December 2026, as well as two NASA lunar lander contracts totaling roughly $298 million. In September 2026 interviews, Taylor projected that Starlab, the company's commercial space station, could generate $4 billion in annual revenue and approximately $1.5 billion in free cash flow when fully commissioned, and stated that he would consider it a failure of execution if the company did not achieve a $10 billion enterprise value in the medium term. He also expressed views on space-based data centers, saying that while large data centers in space face physics challenges, a mesh network of smaller satellites could work.

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“We did raise our fullear guidance on the last earnings call to US dollar 275 to 305 million and that represents I believe on the low end that would be 66% organic growth and on the high end uh 84%. So we're we're excited about the growth profile. We also had a very significant backlog increase. So record backlog, record revenue and raised guidance. So that's all good. Um what's driving that? In addition to lunar, it'”

“Think of LEO commercial low earth orbit as a commercial operating layer. Think of it as a domain. So in that domain exists hardware and that hardware could be commercial space stations. It could be satellites. Uh it could be rockets that are up there temporarily and then of course come back home with astronauts on it. So think of it as a domain. And the reason I'm framing it that way is we'll later talk about other d”

“I do think this administration is pushing hard towards the moon and I do think we'll have another moon race with China because China's intent on going as well. But I do think it really has to do with the commercial models, Kirk. And that's why I think whether it's Helium 3 or Rare Earth Minerals or other use cases, I think that's what's going to drive the economics. Frankly, getting to the moon actually isn't that ha”

“We've put more satellites in orbit in the last 12 months than we have previously cumulatively in the history of humanity, in large part due to what Elon's doing with Starlink, but there are a lot of other constellations going up. So, we're creating a huge data set. Obviously AI is relevant for what we do with those ones and zeros and creating insight and products and services around that. So that's one key theme. The”

“In our S1 I think we communicated the revenue model for Star Lab when in orbit fully commissioned is four billion or dollars of revenue a year generating massive amounts of free cash flow. Circa 1.5 billion free cash flow. I know these numbers sound ridiculous, crazy. And keep in mind it's a joint venture. So that's what's being generated at the JV level. Currently we own roughly I think it's 60% equity ownership at ”

“If we don't achieve a $10 billion enterprise value in the medium term, we will have done something wrong on our execution because we have the technology, we have the team, we had the TM, we have the forward momentum, we have the respect of our customers, we have the talent, internally, we have the ambition, we have the desire, right? We're a mission-driven company, right? We pop out of bed because we think we're work”

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