AST SpaceMobile retains a Strong Buy rating due to its innovative low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology that offers up to 200 Mbps directly to mobile phones. SpaceX's recent spectrum acquisition supports AST SpaceMobile's target market, reinforcing its business case. However, execution delays, especially the postponed launch of 45 satellites now expected by February 2027, pose near-term risks. Additionally, a recent $1.15 billion convertible debt issuance raises concerns about liquidity management, with current liquidity estimated at $3.2 billion against total debt of $4.2 billion, making financial oversight critical going forward.
AST SpaceMobile shares are trading at USD 47.45 on Pluang, down 7.78% in the last day. The stock shows balanced interest with 56% of orders to buy and 44% to sell as of Oct 14, 2026 00:12 WIB.
AST SpaceMobile's stock fell 9% following Piper Sandler's downgrade to Neutral, citing risks from SpaceX's expanding direct-to-cell satellite service that may limit launch availability and pressure pricing. Despite this, Deutsche Bank upgraded AST Sp...
AST SpaceMobile's stock was downgraded to Neutral by Piper Sandler with a $54 price target, slightly above its current $51.46 share price. Meanwhile, Deutsche Bank upgraded the stock to Buy, setting a $93 target, citing a 65% drop from its peak and t...
AST SpaceMobile's stock jumped 4% after its next three BlueBird satellites reached Cape Canaveral, marking progress in its satellite deployment plan. The company aims to have about 45 satellites in orbit by early 2027 to provide direct smartphone con...
AST SpaceMobile's stock fell 6% after SpaceX agreed to acquire a nationwide low-band spectrum portfolio that AST had been pursuing, closing off a key option for expanding its satellite phone service. This spectrum is crucial for direct-to-device sate...
