Shares in Firefly Aerospace climbed 34% in their public debut, marking the next evolution for a company that survived bankruptcy and turmoil to develop its own fleet of rockets and successfully land a private spacecraft on the moon.

Firefly Aerospace will begin trading on the Nasdaq on Thursday after raising $868.3 million in the largest U.S. listing this year by a space tech company. Firefly — which became the second private enterprise to achieve a lunar landing five months ago — priced the IPO at $45 per share,