US stock alert: Viasat surges on October 9 on Marine Corps order and F2 satellite commercialization
Bitget异动解读2026/10/09 13:35Weixun Company October 9th Surge Interpretation
Keywords: Marine Corps order, F2 satellite commercial use
1. On September 23, Inmarsat Government, a subsidiary of Weixun, secured the MECS2 contract, with the first task order valued at $42 million. The contract spans seven years with an upper limit of $307 million, and will provide global multi-orbit satellite communication services.
2. On September 17, the ViaSat-3 F2 satellite was put into service in the Americas, with a designed throughput capacity exceeding 1 Tbps per second, expanding network capacity for aviation, maritime, government, and broadband businesses.
3. As of March 31, 2026, the company will operate or have in service a total of 23 satellites covering the Ka, L, and S bands, providing global satellite communication services to aviation, maritime, enterprise, and government clients.
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