List all the space stocks

Screening Filters

1. Theme: Aerospace & Defense

   • Purpose: Capture companies whose core business involves aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, launch systems, and related defense technologies.
   • Rationale: Many publicly traded “space” companies are classified under Aerospace & Defense because they:
     • Build rockets, satellites, or space vehicles.
     • Provide launch services or space-related hardware to governments and commercial customers.
     • Develop guidance, navigation, communication, and surveillance systems that operate in space.
       Including this theme ensures you don’t miss major space players that are formally grouped under the broader aerospace/defense category rather than a pure “space” tag.

2. Theme: Space Economy

   • Purpose: Focus specifically on companies directly involved in the commercial space industry and supporting infrastructure.
   • Rationale: This theme is designed to tag businesses whose revenue is significantly tied to:
     • Satellite communications and constellations.
     • Launch services and space transportation.
     • Space infrastructure (ground stations, space tugs, in-orbit services).
     • Emerging space applications (earth observation, space-based data, etc.).
       Adding this filter narrows in on firms whose activities are clearly “space-related,” not just general aerospace.

Why Results Match:

• Using Aerospace & Defense ensures broad coverage of traditional and major players that may not be labeled “space” but are integral to space launches, satellites, and space hardware.
• Using Space Economy targets the pure-play and high-exposure space businesses, making the results more focused on companies that are directly and meaningfully involved in space-related activities.
• Together, these filters align with “space-related stocks” by combining:
  • The broad industry bucket where most space companies are classified, and
  • The specialized thematic tag for firms whose business models are tightly linked to the space sector.