SPIR

Over the past six months, Spire Global, Inc. (SPIR) stock has experienced an overall decline of -8.87% in the past week, -15.19% in the past month, and -26.90% over the last year. However, around April 2026, the stock surged by 85% over a 30-day period and 83% over the past quarter, driven by a strong Q4 2025 earnings beat and positive guidance for 2026, which included 44% year-over-year core revenue growth and projected over 50% core revenue growth. Multiple SpaceX satellite deployments, including the launch of the first three satellites built at Spire's Boulder facility on October 2, 2026, served as positive catalysts. The company secured significant NOAA contracts in August and September 2026, totaling over $64 million for hyperspectral microwave sounding technology and global navigation satellite system radio occultation (GNSS-RO) data, along with a $3.7 million contract for satellite weather data. Additionally, EUMETSAT awarded Spire Global a €4 million one-year contract renewal and expansion in August 2026. Following its Q2 2026 results announcement on August 12, 2026, where revenue was $18.0 million (down 6% YoY but up 14% sequentially, or 16% YoY excluding the divested maritime business) and GAAP gross margin fell to 34% due to a contract cancellation, the stock declined 5.4%. On October 2, 2026, Co-Founder & Executive Chairman Peter Platzer notified an intention to sell 18,000 shares, and on August 28, 2026, shares of Spire Global Inc crossed below their 200-day moving average of $13.31.