Financing, not fundamentals
The drawdown followed a 23M-share bought deal at US$35.60. The assets add capability; the equity makes dilution visible today.
Test: stock stability after settlementA scarce, at-scale Western satellite manufacturer was marked down for deal financing while the sovereign pipeline, margin path and recurring-revenue mix improved. Start small. Add only as the evidence arrives.
From the 2021 public relaunch to the FY30 outcome. Select an event to see why it matters, what confirms the thesis, and what breaks it.
The thesis works only if the US$28B pipeline converts before investors lose patience with shrinking backlog—and if conversion shows up in margin and cash, not just revenue.
The market charged the stock for dilution immediately, while assigning little credit to the strategic assets, the sovereign bookings calendar, or the FY27–30 earnings power.
The drawdown followed a 23M-share bought deal at US$35.60. The assets add capability; the equity makes dilution visible today.
Test: stock stability after settlementUS$28B/C$40B is now defence-majority, with roughly US$7B down-selected or follow-on—closer to a bookings calendar than a TAM slide.
Test: B2B back above 1×Montreal can support up to 400 satellites annually. Fixed capacity, SatixFy content and SG&A leverage create the margin bridge.
Test: FY27 margin >20%Blue Canyon opens cleared U.S. defence work; CLS brings downstream analytics, 14,000 customers and a channel for CHORUS.
Test: on-time closes, margin retentionThe base case is driven primarily by EBITDA growth. It assumes a modest move from the roughly 16–17× entry multiple toward about 19×, not a heroic re-rating.
Test: organic revenue and EBITDA trackThree complementary briefings, led by the strongest underwriting episode: the deal logic, the vocabulary, and the durability question. Audio remains fully local and offline-capable.
The best single audio route into the thesis: why two acquisitions in three weeks improve the platform—and why the proof burden still rises.
Every program, product, acronym, competitor and financial term needed for live Q&A.
The merchant-manufacturing moat, SpaceX gravity well, customer concentration and five-year durability test.
The July 13 folder is the official package. HTML is the editing source of truth; PDF is the print/send surface.
Interactive 39-slide pitch and editing source of truth.
Open ↗ PDF DeckCanonical printable pitch with express-path links.
Open ↗ One-pagerTwo-page summary: scenarios, capture, guide scoreboard.
Open ↗ Cheat sheetSizing rules, catalysts, risk triggers and reference data.
Open ↗ Presenter consoleSlide-order notes and metadata for the live pitch.
Open ↗ Reference NotesPer-slide summaries, know-cold numbers and PM Q&A.
Open ↗ Historical valuationEV/NTM EBITDA and sales history with bands.
Open ↗ Research recapFast route across the latest completed work.
Open ↗Five high-signal checkpoints from the team research trail. Every link opens a hosted HTML or PDF artifact directly—no Outlook sign-in required.
Deal logic, financing mechanics, integration burden and staged-sizing gates.
Launch deflation, sovereign demand and the non-SpaceX merchant pool.
Capacity, customer concentration, durability and competitive positioning.
Primary-source transaction and program updates.