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AST SpaceMobile $1B Bond Lifts Liquidity 4% Over March

AST SpaceMobile $1B Bond Lifts Liquidity 4% Over March

AST SpaceMobile, Inc. has set terms for a $1 billion convertible bond, a type of debt that can convert to stock. The deal would bring its cash and restricted cash up to roughly $3.61 billion pro forma, only a 4.4% gain from March even after a $735.9 million second-quarter drop. Shares slid about 10% to $59.70 in premarket action Thursday.
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SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) launch puts Sirius XM Holdings (NASDAQ:SIRI) cash flow to the test

SpaceX drops $39 billion, leaving gains at MDA, Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile in the dust

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. dropped 2.2% to $136.08 late Tuesday, wiping out around $39.5 billion in equity value based on its reported base-offering share count. MDA Space Ltd., Rocket Lab USA Inc. and AST SpaceMobile Inc. all posted price gains, together adding about $2.0 billion on a similar price-move calculation. SpaceX’s equity drop finished at 19.6 times those combined gains.
Space Stocks Week Ahead: Can SpaceX’s Nasdaq-100 Entry Reverse the Selloff?

Space Stocks Week Ahead: Can SpaceX’s Nasdaq-100 Entry Reverse the Selloff?

No, not on its own. Space Exploration Technologies’s rapid entry into the Nasdaq-100 has not produced a broad lift for space shares. SpaceX fell 10.3% from July 2 through Friday even though its inclusion was expected to generate about $4.3 billion of passive buying — automatic purchases by funds tracking the index. An equal-weight basket, giving each stock the same influence, of Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile and Planet Labs slid 16.7%. The split suggests validation is concentrating capital in the leader, not widening appetite for smaller space stocks.
Rocket Lab-Iridium deal puts cash-flow satellites in focus for space stocks in June 2026

Rocket Lab-Iridium deal puts cash-flow satellites in focus for space stocks in June 2026

Space and satellite stocks faced a tougher test this Monday than the SpaceX-driven rally that kicked off June, as investors started to focus on networks and contracts over just launch schedules. Rocket Lab Corporation said it will buy Iridium Communications Inc. in a deal valued at about $8 billion. The deal brings Rocket Lab access to L-band spectrum, over 2.55 million subscribers and $495 million in 2025 operational EBITDA to fold into its launch and spacecraft operations.
SpaceX Stock Risks Build as ARK ETF Flows, Retail Rules and Lockups Test IPO Rally

SpaceX Stock Risks Build as ARK ETF Flows, Retail Rules and Lockups Test IPO Rally

SpaceX’s first week as a public company ended with the stock still above its offering price, but the trade has shifted from scarcity to supply risk. With U.S. markets shut for the weekend, shares of the Elon Musk-led company last traded at $185 on Friday, down from a Tuesday peak of $225.64 but still about 37% above the $135 IPO price.
Amazon Leo, AST SpaceMobile and China Launches: June 2026 Space and Satellite News

Amazon Leo, AST SpaceMobile and China Launches: June 2026 Space and Satellite News

Arianespace’s Ariane 6 rocket launched from French Guiana on Wednesday, carrying 36 Amazon Leo broadband satellites. That’s the most satellites the Ariane has flown at once, and a test for Europe in the satellite-internet launch rush. Liftoff was at 9:22 a.m. local time, with satellite separation set for about 1 hour and 51 minutes into the mission. “36 is a milestone for us,” CEO David Cavaillolès said before launch.
AST SpaceMobile Dips as Space IPO Buzz Fades Ahead of BlueBird Launch

AST SpaceMobile Dips as Space IPO Buzz Fades Ahead of BlueBird Launch

AST SpaceMobile shares slid in the most recent session, caught in a sector-wide drop rather than anything specific to the company. The stock, which trades on Nasdaq, was last at $82.41, off 15.5%, putting the market cap near $24.0 billion. U.S. space stocks fell sharply Friday as investors took profits following SpaceX’s market debut, Reuters said, with AST SpaceMobile one of the biggest losers.
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