Morgan Stanley raised the firm’s price target on ViaSat (VSAT) to $51 from $12 and keeps an Equal Weight rating on the shares. In the Services vertical of Space Technology, the firm sees debate centering on how “Direct-to-Device” takes further shape in 2026, the analyst tells investors. The firm raised its price target on ViaSat as it moves its valuation methodology to sum-of-the-parts, updates its model for 2026 and rolls forward valuation.
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