On October 15, Viasat fell 5.18% in Regular Trading, trading at $58.915 per share, with turnover of $18.38 million.

The move aligns with the latest market focus on uncertainty around the timing and execution of its spectrum monetization plan, alongside lingering pressure from a prior quarterly revenue miss.

Recent reporting indicated that while an analyst raised Viasat's price target to $95 and estimated potentially monetizable spectrum value at about $6.2 billion, the stock remained rated Equalweight because low-Earth-orbit competition and uncertainty surrounding the Equatys joint venture could delay or complicate monetization. Separately, Viasat's last reported fiscal first-quarter revenue was $1.157 billion, below the $1.200 billion market expectation and down 1.2% year over year, reinforcing the mismatch between valuation optimism and near-term operating performance.

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