$VSAT

Viasat (VSAT) secured a $42M Marine Corps contract with up to $307M in potential awards. The stock has declined 7.87% in 7 days and 16.78% in 90 days, despite a strong year-to-date return of 83.60%. Analysts debate its valuation, with some suggesting it's 34% undervalued at $103.94 per share, while others argue it's overvalued at $55.31 per share.

Viasat Inc. secured a $307 million contract from the US Space Force to provide global satellite services to the US Marine Corps across multiple bands. The initial award is $42 million, with services including secure data custody, network monitoring, and cybersecurity. Viasat's spokesperson noted the contract supports current and evolving mission requirements, with flexibility for future needs.

Argus raised its price target for Viasat Inc. to $79.00. The company offers bandwidth technologies and services in communication, defense, and advanced technologies.

Viasat Inc. (VSAT) CFO Garrett L. Chase sold 4,000 shares worth $307,646 under a 10b5-1 plan. VSAT shares are up 152% year-over-year. Q1 2027 revenue was $1.2B, down 1% YoY. Analysts have mixed ratings and price targets. According to InvestingPro, VSAT is overvalued relative to its Fair Value estimate.

Viasat has received a $42 million task order to provide managed satcom services to the U.S. Marine Corps, under a larger $307 million contract. The company will deliver multi-band satcom services, including access to its ViaSat-3 satellites, and support various network and cybersecurity services.

Space42 and Viasat are developing Equatys, a satellite-based mobile connectivity system. It aims to extend coverage to remote areas using unmodified phones, with up to $1 billion backing. Tests showed two-way texts and SOS alerts via Thuraya-4 satellite. Consumer research indicates strong interest in such services, with 67% of users interested and 55% willing to pay extra. Space42 targets full satellite coverage by 2029.

Viasat has secured its first task order under a $307 million U.S. Marine Corps contract for multi-orbit connectivity services. The company will provide global satellite connectivity across L-, Ku, and Ka-bands. Viasat completed its acquisition of Inmarsat in May 2023, expanding its global communications network. The press release includes forward-looking statements about the contract and services.

Viasat (VSAT) announced the completion of its ViaSat-3 constellation, tripling global bandwidth. The company aims to convert this capacity into revenue and cash flow. Q1 2027 saw $41.6M free cash flow, down 31% YoY, but up 19% excluding a tax item. Revenue declined 1% to $1.16B, with a net loss of $51.7M. Management expects $950M-$1B in capex for fiscal 2027. Investors await evidence of profitable customer growth.

BMW, Viasat, and Cubic have developed a satellite-based emergency voice-calling system for vehicles. The technology, demonstrated on a BMW iX3, allows drivers to call emergency centers from remote areas without cellular coverage. According to Viasat, it is the first in-car system to offer live two-way voice calls via satellite.

Viasat CTO Girish Chandran had 15,620 restricted stock units vest into common shares on September 17, 2026, with 8,427 shares withheld for taxes. 30,320 RSUs remain unvested. Chandran also holds 5,932 shares indirectly through 401(k) plans. The company used a price of $73.02 per share for tax withholding.