AST SpaceMobile shares edge up overnight ahead of earnings and Blacklift rocket reveal
ASTS shares rose overnight before quarterly results, as the CEO highlighted satellite production and the upcoming Blacklift rocket unveiling.
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what happened
According to Stocktwits, AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) shares gained more than 1% overnight ahead of Monday's earnings. CEO Abel Avellan pointed to production progress, with work advancing through BlueBird 51 at the Midland, Texas facility. The unveiling of the reusable Blacklift rocket, designed to carry up to five BlueBird satellites per launch, is set for Thursday.
The company has also agreed deals with Firefly Aerospace (FLY) for engines worth more than $1.3 billion. Koyfin and Fiscal AI forecast quarterly revenue of about $46 million, with per-share losses expected to widen year over year.
why it matters
The report will show how AST is handling its cash commitments tied to Blacklift and its service rollout. The company reported more than $3.7 billion in pro forma cash in August, while the stock has fallen about 55% year to date.
market impact
ASTS shares: earnings and the Blacklift launch set the agenda, with investors weighing spending
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- ASTS Stock Rebounds Overnight Ahead Of Earnings — CEO Touts Satellite Progress As Blacklift Rocket Reveal Nears — Stocktwits, 9 November 2026 at 03:33 UTC
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