NASDAQ:ASTS 17 October 2025 - 11 December 2025

Updated December 11, 2025 AST SpaceMobile, Inc. has gone from obscure space telecom hopeful to one of 2025’s wildest stocks. After surging more than 200% year-to-date and hitting an all‑time high above $100 in October, the stock now trades around $78 per share, closing at $78.00 on December 11, 2025.StockAnalysis+1

AST SpaceMobile, Inc. is back in the spotlight. As of the close on 10 December 2025, ASTS is trading around $78.74, up roughly 8% on the day and sitting near its 52‑week highs. The move caps off a spectacular two‑year run driven by excitement over its direct‑to‑device satellite network, highlighted by the imminent BlueBird 6 launch and a rapid U.S. manufacturing expansion. Below is a comprehensive, Google‑News‑friendly rundown of the latest news, forecasts, and analysis on ASTS as of 10.12.2025.

AST SpaceMobile, Inc., the company trying to build the world’s first space‑based cellular broadband network for ordinary smartphones, is back in the market’s crosshairs. On December 4, 2025, ASTS is trading around $70 per share, up roughly 14% intraday and extending a three‑day surge that has seen the stock climb more than 30% since December 1.StockAnalysis Over the past year, ASTS has delivered a total return of about 170%, and is up close to 200% year‑to‑date, massively outperforming the broader U.S. market.FinanceCharts+1

Such meteoric gains have made AST SpaceMobile a market darling of 2025. The company – which went public via SPAC in 2021 – is now valued near $30 billionts2.tech, a staggering figure considering its nascent revenue. Investors have piled into ASTS on the promise that it could revolutionize mobile connectivityts2.techts2.tech. Social media forums show retail traders “extremely bullish” on ASTS, which became a trending ticker on Stocktwits as shares rocketed upwardts2.tech. However, the stock’s volatile swings also hint at speculative fervor: after peaking mid-week, ASTS briefly pulled back by ~6% on profit-takingts2.tech, demonstrating that even high-flyers aren’t immune to turbulence. Company executives on both sides touted the agreement’s potential. “The agreement will extend the scope of Verizon’s 850 MHz premium low-band spectrum into areas that would benefit from the ubiquitous reach of space-based broadband,” AST SpaceMobile CEO Abel Avellan said, calling it a big step toward eliminating dead zonesapnews.com. Verizon’s technology chief likewise said integrating AST’s satellites with Verizon’s terrestrial network paves the way for “a future where everything and everyone can be connected, regardless of geography”apnews.com. Financial terms weren’t disclosed, but the partnership underscores that telecom giants see AST’s satellites as a solution to plug coverage gaps in rural