Is TSAT a buy? — what our data shows
Telesat is a Canadian satellite company that beams internet and communications signals down to Earth — and it's now building a brand-new network of hundreds of low-orbit satellites to deliver fast broadband anywhere on the planet.
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What our data shows
Our data on Telesat tells a pretty exciting story. The headline is that the company locked in $2.54 billion in funding to build its next-generation satellite network — and a big chunk of that backing comes from governments, which is about as strong a vote of confidence as you can get. On top of that, Telesat quietly added military-grade spectrum to its plans, which is a real signal that it's repositioning itself as a space-and-defense play, not just a telecom company. We tag it under Space and Defense — two themes that are very much in the spotlight right now.
The takeaway
The big question is whether Telesat can actually get those satellites into orbit on schedule and sign up enough paying customers before competitors like Starlink tighten their grip — that's the single thing worth watching as this story unfolds.
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