Lunar company shares fall after moon lander tips over

A private company’s lander has fallen over on the moon, bringing share prices down with it. Intuitive Machines is the first private company to land on the moon. “NASA paid Intuitive Machines around $120 million for the lander and now that lander is guts-up on the moon,” Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood said. “The lander isn't the only thing that fell over. “Intuitive Machines' share price dropped 34.6 per cent on Monday and another 3 per cent in after hours trading.”