Enrique Abeyta

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• PMG SuperIPO Summit (SpaceX) Promo

  Backend VSLOld (Inactive)8.8/10
  2026-06-11· Paradigm Mastermind Group· Teases: **Primary Pick — The Laser Forging Company (Pre-IPO Buy Alert)** Clues given: - Owns proprietary "laser forging" technology that manufactures complex metal parts in a single piece (no welding of multiple components) - Technology is protected by 15 different patents - Already has an existing commercial deal with SpaceX for Raptor engine components - Currently producing components for the next-generation Raptor 4 engine - SpaceX is already using 25 of the company's "black boxes" (laser forging machines) - CEO recently confirmed he is in talks with SpaceX for additional purchases - Won a multimillion-dollar contract from the Pentagon - Announced a partnership with a $60 billion defense technology firm that has a $20 billion U.S. Army contract for AI-powered drones - Backlog grew 230% in a single quarter - Market cap approximately $500 million (described as "2,800 times smaller than SpaceX's projected $2T market cap" — $2T ÷ 2,800 ≈ $714M, but also compared to NVIDIA's market cap on its 1999 IPO day) - CEO invested $5 million of his own money; a director invested $10 million - Wall Street analysts have issued "strong buy" ratings - Described as "a category of one" by one analyst - Small-cap, publicly traded on a regular brokerage account (not accredited investor required) **Best Prediction(s):** **VELO3D (VLD)** — Velo3D is a metal additive manufacturing (laser powder bed fusion) company that has publicly disclosed SpaceX as a major customer for Raptor engine components. SpaceX uses Velo3D's Sapphire printers to manufacture complex single-piece metal parts for the Raptor engine, eliminating external plumbing. The company holds multiple patents on its flow control technology. However, Velo3D went through significant financial distress and restructuring in 2024, which may complicate the "strong buy" and insider buying narrative. **VELO3D successor / NUBURU (BURU)** — NUBURU is a blue laser technology company with defense and space applications, but the profile is less precise. **Relativity Space** — Private, so does not fit "regular brokerage account." **Most likely match: VELO3D (VLD) or its restructured successor entity.** The Raptor engine / single-piece laser forging / SpaceX supplier / 15 patents / Pentagon contract combination is highly specific to Velo3D's publicly documented relationship with SpaceX. **Alternative:** **Divergent Technologies** — private, does not fit. **Second candidate:** **Elementum 3D** or **Moog Inc.** — less precise fit. **Confidence level: Medium.** The Raptor engine / laser forging / SpaceX supplier clues point strongly toward Velo3D, but Velo3D's financial distress and restructuring in 2024 create uncertainty about whether this is the same entity or a successor. The Pentagon contract and $60B defense partner clues are consistent with Velo3D's disclosed government work but could not be independently verified from copy alone. --- **Secondary Pick — TerraFab Chip Facility Designer (Rickards' Pick)** Clues: - Designed and built a $20 billion Intel chip manufacturing facility described as "the most advanced chip making manufacturing plant in the world" - Has designed more than half of all advanced chip facilities in the world - Elon Musk recently toured an Intel facility in Oregon that this company designed - Positioned to win the TerraFab design/build contract **Best Prediction: M+W Group / Exyte** — Exyte (formerly M+W Group) is the dominant global designer and builder of semiconductor fabrication facilities, with documented work on Intel's Oregon fabs. This is a high-confidence identification. **Confidence level: High** for Exyte — however, Exyte is a private German company (owned by RAG-Stiftung), which would make it impossible to buy on a regular brokerage account. This is a significant inconsistency. The publicly traded alternative would be **Jacobs Solutions (J)** or **AECOM (ACM)**, both of which do cleanroom/fab construction, but neither dominates the market the way Exyte does. **Confidence level: Medium** for a publicly traded proxy. --- **Tertiary Pick — Space Economy / Golden Dome Company (Abeyta's Pick)** Clues: - Tiny company, "almost a thousand times smaller than SpaceX" - Has flown over 1,200 customer experiments and deployed hundreds of satellites - Good relationship with NASA; involved in building the replacement for the International Space Station (decommissioned 2030) - Provides "complete electronics and communication stack" for the Golden Dome missile defense system - Record backlog of $275 million - Projected 1,758% gain **Best Prediction: Axiom Space** — private. **Nanoracks (now Voyager Space)** — private. **Sierra Space** — private. **Most likely publicly traded match: Redwire Corporation (RDW)** — Redwire has NASA relationships, in-space manufacturing capabilities, ISS experiments, and defense/national security contracts. Alternatively, **Rocket Lab (RKLB)** fits some clues but is too large. **Momentus (MNTS)** is too small and troubled. **Confidence level: Low** — the Golden Dome electronics/communication stack clue is highly specific but does not cleanly map to a single publicly known small-cap.

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