On October 14, Viasat fell 5.07% in Regular Trading, trading at $62.88 per share, with turnover of $8.3232 million.

The move aligns with the most recent market discussion that continued uncertainty around monetizing Viasat's spectrum assets, together with pressure from its prior quarterly revenue miss, is weighing on valuation sentiment.

Earlier disclosures showed Morgan Stanley raised its price target to $95 while maintaining an equalweight rating, estimating potentially monetizable spectrum value at about $6.2 billion, or roughly $42 per share, but also warning that low-Earth-orbit competition and uncertainty around the Equatys joint venture with Space42 could delay monetization. Viasat's latest quarter reported revenue of $1.157 billion, below the $1.200 billion consensus and down 1.2% year over year, reinforcing the mismatch between near-term fundamentals and spectrum-driven valuation expectations.

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