From AST Spacemobile's results release of 9. November 2026; its quarterly report has since been filed.
Revenue
Actual
42,3M $
+187 % y/y ↑ +34 % q/q ↑
Guided
—
No guide given
Set against the company's own guidance and the same quarter a year earlier, not analysts' estimates, which we do not hold. Adjusted figures are the company's own non-GAAP measures, as stated in the release.
Ground equipment used to connect the planned satellite network with mobile carriers’ networks.
Gateway software and related services
Software and associated work sold to mobile carriers as they prepare ground infrastructure for satellite service.
SpaceMobile Service
A planned service that would let people use ordinary mobile phones for voice, text and data beyond cell-tower coverage, through their existing mobile carrier.
Government satellite testing services
Testing work using the company’s satellites for United States government applications.
Wer es kauft4
Mobile carriers including AT&T and Verizon have agreements for planned satellite phone service in the United States; carriers are expected to sell it to their subscribers.
Vodafone has agreements covering satellite service and distribution in Europe, the United Kingdom and other markets.
Saudi Telecom Company has a commercial agreement for satellite mobile connectivity in Saudi Arabia and regional markets.
The United States government, directly or through prime contractors, pays for satellite testing and other contracted work.
Worauf es steht, und was es umwerfen könnte
Wovon das Geschäft abhängt
1The planned phone service depends on mobile carriers providing access to spectrum and integrating the service with their networks and customers.
2The network depends on regulatory approvals for satellite operations, spectrum use and ground stations in each market.
3Satellite production and deployment depend on suppliers, launch providers and the availability of funding for manufacturing and launches.
Was schiefgehen könnte
1The satellite phone service has not launched; completing the network and beginning service depend on satellite production, successful launches, network integration and commercial agreements.
2A satellite or launch failure can disrupt deployment and cause asset losses; the company reported that BB7 was de-orbited after entering a lower-than-planned orbit.
3Spectrum and operating permissions are subject to regulatory approval, and the company needs access to spectrum controlled by mobile carriers and other parties.
AST SpaceMobile is building satellites in low Earth orbit to connect ordinary mobile phones in places without cell-tower coverage. Mobile network operators are expected to sell this service to their own customers and share the revenue with AST SpaceMobile. The satellite phone service has not launched; current revenue comes from gateway equipment, software and related work for mobile carriers, and work under United States government agreements.
Hauptsitz
Texas, United States
Beschäftigte
1,126 (December 31, 2025, high)
Notiert an
Nasdaq
Geschäftsjahresende
December 31
Gebaut aus den eigenen Einreichungen von AST Spacemobile, Inc. bei der US-Börsenaufsicht Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Die Zahlen sind wie berichtet, die Historie je Aktie auf die heutige Aktienbasis umgerechnet. Dies beschreibt ein Unternehmen — es ist keine Anlageberatung und keine Kauf- oder Verkaufsempfehlung.
Zahlen bis 30. September 2026, aus dem 10-Q vom 9. November 2026
Wertentwicklung in der Vergangenheit
1W
+13,3 %
1M
-22,2 %
3M
-48,8 %
6M
-51,1 %
1Y
-40,4 %
5Y
+193 %
AST SpaceMobile sells satellite gateway equipment to mobile carriers and is building satellites to extend their phone service beyond cell-tower coverage.
↘ Unternehmensausblick: Umsatz von 150M $ bis 200M $ für Geschäftsjahr 2026 — 146,8 % mehr als ein Jahr zuvor, langsamer als die gerade gemeldeten 2.626,6 %
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