AST SpaceMobile Stock Falls 58% From Peak Amid Satellite Deployment Efforts
AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS) stock has fallen 58% from its late May peak of $133, now trading below $63 per share. The satellite company recently launched BlueBird satellites 8-10 via SpaceX's Falcon 9 on June 17 and aims to launch satellites 11-13 in the first half of August. This follows a setback where a Blue Origin launch partner deployed a satellite into an unusable orbit. AST SpaceMobile also closed a $1 billion private offering of convertible senior notes in July, bringing its total capital to $3.8 billion for ongoing orbital expansion. The company projects revenue of $150 million to $200 million for this year and $1 billion for next year.
Source:Yahoo财经 · Source Link
Disclaimer: This content reflects only the author’s personal views and does not constitute any investment or financial advice. If you discover any content that violates regulations,Click to Report
24H Trending
-
1
U.S. Stocks Extend Fall, S&P 500 Down 1.00%
-
2
The commentary noted that Saudi Arabia plays a key role in the issue of Palestinian statehood, and that its stance is crucial to the normalization of relations with Israel.
-
3
BNY Mellon moves core transfer agency business onto blockchain, targeting $8.6 trillion market
-
4
Oil Rallies After US Intercepts Iranian Attack; US Futures Waver Ahead of Fed Decision and Tech Earnings
-
5
Guide to ARB Trading Platforms: Where Can You Buy and Sell the Arbitrum Governance Token?
-
6
Glencore expects first-half trading profits to reach $3.3 billion, boosted by increased volatility in the oil market due to the war in Iran
-
7
Bernstein Raises U.S. eCommerce Forecasts After Estimating 11% Q2 Sales Growth
-
8
UK's FTSE 100 Index Hits All-Time High
-
9
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged; the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasuries plummeted; gold rose more than 1.2%; and the Nasdaq Composites turned positive.
-
10
Iran rejects Oman's proposal for joint Hormuz oversight, warns of strait closure if its shipping route plan is not accepted
Markets Today
Recommended Reading



