First thing is this point, which is coincidence with the roadshow guidance from the December capital raise. FUNDED for production AND launch of Block 1. This means funded until first revenue, whereupon they should have break-even cash flow
The TAM is very large. Note the explicit mention of IOT, wearables, etc. "unmodified, standard, existing spectrum."
Review of the TAM. This is important for when real long only's show-up. They will want to have near endless runway for growth and opportunity
ASTS will not aid in the weaponization of drones by excluding China and Russia. Made in Texas, bitches
This capacity ramp is important. Remember, 6 satellites is a ton of revenue capacity. 72 satellites per year can likely increase over time. This is massively inflected revenue growth
Look at the upper right hand corner...5Gs, just like we saw on the Vodafone test device at #MWC23. This one is a mockup (most likely). The other one, ...?
Strategic investors have been repeat investors. Rakuten is super duper interested in dominating Japan. They are into this for $100MM.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
$ASTS cleans up its balance sheet, loads cash, get Ligado, proves itself to the entirety of the US Armed forces. That, and more, on this week's Weekly...
Shorts pile in and no one knows why. That, and more, on this week's Weekly
🇸🇬ASTS Gets First Non-US Defense Deal
First of many…
AST SpaceMobile agreed a deal to provide Singapore’s Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) with satellite-based emergency services in remote areas as the satellite player builds out its constellation of low Earth orbit (LEO) birds.
From a strategic perspective, ASTS is well-positioned as a partner to Gulf telecom operators offering D2D services. The report validates ASTS’s relevance to KSA’s connectivity strategy, especially in non-urban areas