On September 22, AST SpaceMobile, Inc. rose 5.2% in regular trading, reaching $65.11 per share with turnover of $4.14 billion. The stock had plunged 6.68% to $58.52 last Friday before staging a multi-session rebound, with oversold recovery momentum continuing.

On the news front, the broader space sector is benefiting from multiple catalysts. SpaceX's imminent first revenue-generating Starship mission is boosting industry sentiment, with peer stocks SpaceX up 1.45% and Iridium up 0.77%. Additionally, market reports suggest ULA may face a potential sale, with AST SpaceMobile listed among possible acquirers. The company has also disclosed progress on its Block 2 array patent technology and confirmed that BlueBird satellites 14 through 16 are nearing completion, as it targets 45 satellites in orbit by early next year. Meanwhile, institutional interest remains notable — Berenberg recently initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a $92 price target, while the company's backlog has grown to approximately $1.3 billion following a strong Q2 revenue guidance raise to $150–200 million for the full year.

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