The New Zealand-founded rocket and satellite company Rocket Lab has posted record quarterly revenue of just under NZ$476 million, up about $60m on the previous quarter.
The company also announced it had about $1.78 billion in new launch contracts signed across its Electron, HASTE and Neutron rockets.
That brought its total launch backlog to 117 launches, a new record, the company said.
Rocket Lab posted an adjusted loss of between $25m and $36m.
Founder and chief executive Sir Peter Beck said it was a defining quarter for the company.
"Our end-to-end space strategy is delivering exactly as designed: the world's most critical and ambitious missions increasingly rely on Rocket Lab for launch, spacecraft and components, sometimes all on a single mission, and every part of our business is growing as a result."
Twelve Rocket Lab-built spacecraft were successfully launched to orbit, while more than 55 spacecraft were now in development, including spacecraft for NASA and the Space Development Agency.
When it came to its new and yet-to-be-debuted Neutron rocket, Rocket Lab said it had $914min Neutron launch contracts.
That took the rocket's backlog to 16 missions ahead of its debut and lifted the base launch price to $124m for several of these missions as industry launch capacity tightened.
The company said it expected to earn between $479m and $515m in the fourth quarter.
