Analysts expect ViaSat to report Q2 2026 revenue of approximately $1.20 billion and an EPS loss of $0.32, with the stock currently trading at $77.56 against a $95.29 average analyst price target.
The singular focus for investors is the operational status of the ViaSat-3 satellite constellation and the company’s trajectory toward achieving positive free cash flow by the end of the fiscal year.
Recent performance has been supported by significant contract momentum, including a $437.7 million U.S. Space Force award and new satellite voice connectivity partnerships with automotive leaders like BMW. However, investors remain attentive to high capital expenditures, projected to reach nearly $1 billion annually as the company continues to integrate Inmarsat's global mobility assets and expand its multi-orbit network.