Viasat stock slides as Evergreen signs on for Inmarsat NexusWave, CFO sale hits tape
New York, January 7, 2026, 13:26 EST — Regular session Viasat shares fell $4.89, or about 11.3%, to $38.57 on Wednesday, a day after the stock closed at $43.46. The shares traded between $38.27 and $43.58. The drop comes as investors weigh whether Viasat’s Inmarsat business can keep landing big mobility customers that buy recurring service, not just hardware. Maritime contracts matter because they can be sticky, with ships typically locked into connectivity providers for years. That is a key question for Viasat heading into its next results, as the company tries to show steady demand across its mobility products