Eutelsat is facing a significant downturn as its shares plummet following a major sell-off by SoftBank. According to the authors of the publication, it is concerning that the recent developments have raised alarms about the company's competitive stance in the satellite internet market.
SoftBank's Decision to Sell Rights
SoftBank's decision to sell 36 million rights, equivalent to around 26 million shares, has led to a staggering 72% drop in Eutelsat's stock during early trading. This drastic decline has sparked concerns regarding the company's viability, especially as it attempts to compete with industry leader Starlink.
Critical Timing for Eutelsat
The timing of this sell-off is particularly critical for Eutelsat, which recently merged with OneWeb in a bid to strengthen its market position. Despite an earlier surge in stock value earlier this year, the company has now wiped out most of those gains, leading to increased scrutiny over its long-term strategy and ability to navigate the competitive landscape.
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