Virgin Galactic has taken another important step to becoming the world’s first private commercial spaceline with its VSS Enterprise spacecraft flying with a crew on board for the first time.

VSS has over three decades of experience, made investments in 95 portfolio companies, with over 400 add-on acquisitions, and manages $4 billion in aggregate committed capital across 8 funds. For ...

The VSS Unity spacecraft did not make a powered flight with its rocket engine on Wednesday, but it cleared the final hurdle before doing so by performing a glide test in New Mexico.. On Wednesday ...

Virgin Galactic is also working to build a second SpaceShip III model dubbed the VSS Inspire ahead of a planned test flight for the VSS Unity, its earlier ship, that’s slated to take off in May.

Looking at a chart of one year performance (below), VSS's low point in its 52 week range is $92.14 per share, with $116.2299 as the 52 week high point — that compares with a last trade of $101.37.

VSS has over three decades of experience, made investments in 91 portfolio companies, with over 370 add-on acquisitions, and manages $3.5 billion in aggregate committed capital across 7 funds.

Virgin Galactic's VSS Unity took once again to the skies on April 26 for a glide test. The next step will be a test flight in space ahead of launching commercial service, officials said.

Pinnacle Investment Management, an Australian Securities Exchange-listed multi-affiliate investment management group, is taking on a 22.5 percent interest in VSS Capital.