Superpower Superfactory begins turbine-parts production and completes first Sprint Core

Boom Supersonic unveiled its operational Superpower Superfactory in Centennial, Colorado, where turbine parts are already being made, and completed its first supersonic turbine core.

The nearly 200,000-square-foot, $150 million campus brings critical turbine-component manufacturing in-house and is intended to support both Boom's Superpower natural-gas turbine and its Symphony aircraft engine. The announced 2 GW annual output and 500 jobs are future targets, while current production of turbine parts and completion of the first core are completed milestones.

Headline metrics

Investment	$150 million
Factory footprint	Nearly 200,000 sq. ft.
Planned annual output	2 GW / 50 turbines	Targeted for 2029; not current capacity.
Planned jobs	Up to 500	Company projection.

Highlights

Operational statusThe Centennial factory is operational and already producing turbine parts.
First hardwareBoom completed the first Sprint Core and began shipping it to the Colorado Air and Space Port test site.
Domestic contentThe campus is designed to manufacture blisks, blades, vanes, shafts, and cases from raw materials.

Resources

Boom Supersonic announcementboomsupersonic.com