Reports Q1 revenue $70.1M, consensus $70.56M. “We delivered strong operational and financial results in the first quarter, continuing the momentum we built entering 2026,” said Dr. Paul E. Jacobs, CEO of Globalstar (GSAT). “Demand is growing across our government, defense, and private wireless businesses, reflecting the market’s need for scalable, integrated solutions across both satellite and terrestrial based connectivity. Subsequent to the quarter end, we announced our entry into a merger agreement with Amazon, which we believe marks a significant milestone – one that validates the long-term strategy Globalstar has pursued for more than 30 years and positions us to deliver on the vision of connecting users and devices anywhere and anytime. Finally, Globalstar greatly appreciates the recent decision of the FCC’s Space Bureau regarding the exclusive nature of our licensed MSS spectrum.”
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