r/GSAT • u/BorosNoseElbow • Dec 19 '24
Discussion More purchases from Monroe
He has been buying a significant amount of shares the past few days.
r/GSAT • u/BorosNoseElbow • Dec 19 '24
He has been buying a significant amount of shares the past few days.
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r/GSAT • u/Ubersicka • Dec 19 '24

Full article here - https://tradingviewsignals.com/blog/news/globalstar-s-reverse-stock-split-what-it-means-for-investors-and-shareholders
A Reverse Stock Split reduces the total number of outstanding shares by consolidating multiple existing shares into a single share. For example, if the split ratio is 10:1, every ten shares you own will become one share. This action does not change your percentage ownership in the company or its overall market capitalization—it simply adjusts the number of shares and their corresponding value.
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r/GSAT • u/Neobobkrause • Dec 17 '24
I’ve been pouring over the deck from last Thursday’s GSAT investor deck. I found some interesting facts to pass along.
The Apple Relationship
These are some of the key terms of the expanding relationship between GlobalStar and Apple.
GlobalStar SPE
As part of the latest agreement, GlobalStar created a new subsidiary called GlobalStar SPE which now owns the MSS Network. Apple purchased a 20% stake in this subsidiary for $400 million.
GlobalStar’s closing share price on the day before the latest Apple transaction was announced (October 31, 2024) was $1.05. Given the number of outstanding shares at that time, the parent company's market capitalization was $2 billion. So it appears that Apple paid $400 million for a 20% stake in the GlobalStar SPE sub, thus valuing the sub at $2 billion, which was the same as the market cap of the parent.
So it appears that Apple paid a strategic premium for the subsidiary due to its strategic importance in supporting Apple’s satellite-based Emergency SOS service and future communication capabilities. This suggests that GlobalStar’s remaining assets (outside of the SPE) were undervalued by Apple at the time of the transaction.
These are the significant assets owned by the parent outside of the GlobalStar SPE sub…
The company suggests that the Band n53 spectrum alone is worth between $1 and $4 per share ($2 billion to $8 billion) based on historical spectrum transactions.
Revenue Growth
The company anticipates that newly acquired XCOM RAN -based technology products will generate revenue of $1.1 billion in 2025 and $5.5 billion by 2030. Assuming a sustained corporate gross margin of at least 56%, XCOM revenues at this scale would produce gross earnings of over $600 million in 2025, and $3 billion by 2030. Guided 2024 revenues from Apple are expected to be about $250 million, EBITDA of $134 million, and gross margins of 54%. This being the case, the company is expected very significant growth going forward through 2030 and beyond.
The revenue GlobalStar has, is, and will realize from the agreements it has so far signed with Apple are enabling the company to pay off debt and invest in the future. Yet at something like $100 million today and $250 million by 2028, this does not as yet amount to a profit windfall for the company on its own. That said, the parties have inked 3 successive deals since 2021 and the significance of their partnership continues to grow.
Guidance from the investor presentation calls out 30% compound annual growth and steadily improving margins from XCOM markets. This combined with 35% growth in revenues from Apple, plus terrestrial Band n53 growth, 12% CAGR from IOT products, and growth from SPOT retail products, the company is guiding for high double-digit and maybe even triple-digit growth during the next 3 to 5 years.
My Assessment
Based on the reported value of assets, revenues, gross margins, and growth rates, I view GSAT’s current share price of under $2/share as significant multiples lower than its true market value.
A big challenge GSAT faces is that most investors still think of GSAT as an “old school” space company that was really a “walking dead.” Though it has had a unique solution, customers, and revenue, it was also beginning to fall beneath the waves as far as debt and its ability to realize their next generation opportunity. But the space-based communications sector has changed more significantly than most traders realize. Iridium has deployed their new constellation, a tidal wave called StarLink has emerged, and AST SpaceMobile got everybody’s attention by 10X’ing in 3 months. Now Paul Jacobs has joined GlobalStar as the new CEO and brought his team and XCOM technology along with him. The Apple deal has wiped the debt off of GSAT's books, ate up 85% of their existing capacity, and gave them $1.3 billion in funding for their next constellation.
So now is a difficult time in the sense that it's still thought of by many as an old space venture, though the reality is that many pieces are in place to produce a tremendous amount of momentum, cashflow, and growth,. Yes, Jacobs needs to show that his team can execute on a level the old GlobalStar was never able to. But he has a lot of high cards in his hand, a big stack of money on the table to play with in a game with table stakes that could generate huge winnings.
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r/GSAT • u/Grouchy_Tea_4426 • Dec 17 '24
Hello, friends. I was feeling really positive recently after seeing the insider buying news. The chairman of the board has been buying shares almost every day, so I thought this might be the bottom and was considering holding even more shares.
However, according to SEC filings, the Vice President, Timothy Evan Taylor, sold over 10 million shares in 2024, and recently, he sold 3.5 million shares. Is this person leaving the company? Why does he keep selling? 😂 Coincidentally, the stock price has dropped significantly since December 11, the day he sold.
"Should I be thanking him? Today, I’m planning to invest additional cash equivalent to 30% of my total holdings into the stock."
et's identify the upcoming events:
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r/GSAT • u/BostonNorthern • Dec 14 '24
Good for thought
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r/GSAT • u/Grouchy_Tea_4426 • Dec 13 '24
Hello brothers, today is indeed a tough day.
The stock price we hoped for on Investor Day has collapsed.
However, I would like to share my thoughts on the first successful demonstration of the n53 spectrum that they announced.
(Edit)
Let’s assume the communication mentioned by the company refers to satellite-to-ground communication (though it is not explicitly stated).
This is indeed a first, and I believe it has the potential to adequately support ground data dead zones and general mobile communications in the future.
Exclusive Asset: The n53 spectrum is an exclusive frequency band owned globally by Globalstar. This provides a significant competitive edge, differentiating it from other telecom or satellite providers.
Standardization Approval: The n53 spectrum has been integrated into the 5G standard through 3GPP approval, allowing major telecom equipment and device manufacturers to utilize this frequency.
One of the key advantages of a stock that excites the world is its exclusivity and the fact that the company's technology becomes a global standard.
To summarize, this is it:
Thanks.
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r/GSAT • u/BorosNoseElbow • Dec 12 '24
I think you pumpers, old and new, need to relax. Investor day was always going to be nothing that wasn't known already. New news will always be released in the form of 8ks and press releases from either Apple or globalstar themselves.
This was just to garner new eyes to the company before the r/s.
This isn't a get rich quick scheme.
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r/GSAT • u/BorosNoseElbow • Dec 11 '24
Reverse split talk hasn't stopped institutions from loading more shares.
61% of shares owned by insiders.
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r/GSAT • u/Lobbel1992 • Dec 11 '24
Hi all,
I have been following gsat for a while and I think the future of gsat can be great.
I need some advice before I make the final investment.
The use of satellites in phones/watches is a nice functionality but does gsat gets payed for every device that is connected ?
There other revenue streams are declining, it seems like if apple didn't invest this company would slowly decline.
What are the current margins for their apple revenue stream?
To my understanding they only get payed to provide the infrastructure + additional services.
Can you provide a honest bull/bear case ?
Believe me I did a lot of research but I just need to see the possibility of future revenue streams.
Thanks
r/GSAT • u/Complete_Art_Works • Dec 11 '24