On October 17, SpaceX fell 3.03% in Regular Trading, trading at $144.1099 per share, with turnover of $8.677 billion.

The move was linked to continued market pressure from the controversy over reported speed restrictions on certain Starlink terminals in Ukraine, while weakness across the Alternative Carriers group amplified the decline ahead of the company’s October 20 post-market third-quarter financial and operating results release.

Recent reports said Ukrainian officials claimed SpaceX had limited speeds on some Starlink terminals, raising geopolitical and compliance concerns. At the same time, peer weakness was pronounced, with AST SpaceMobile falling 8.16%, Lumen Technologies falling 6.67%, Bandwidth Inc. falling 15.21%, Cogent falling 8.26%, and Globalstar falling 0.9%, indicating broader negative industry sentiment despite the approaching earnings event.

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