Firefly Aerospace, the first commercial company to successfully land on the moon, just announced the target per-share pricing for its proposed initial public offering (IPO). 

In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) today, the Texas-based company announced that it has applied to list its common stock on the Nasdaq exchange, with an offer of 16.2 million shares, each priced between $35 and $39 per share—a launch that could raise as much as $631.8 million for Firefly.

The company plans to trade its stock under the ticker symbol “FLY.” 

According to Firefly, net proceeds from the IPO would be used “to repay outstanding borrowings under its credit agreement, pay any accrued and unpaid dividends on certain series of its preferred stock, and for general corporate purposes.”

If the IPO is approved by the Nasdaq, it will be the latest in a series of tech-focused listings that have drawn

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