EchoStar secures $2.7bn contract with US Navy, boosting prospect

EchoStar Corporation has clinched a significant contract with the US Navy, valued at USD 2.7 billion, under a ten-year indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) scheme. This flexible contracting mechanism allows for an ongoing series of deliveries, potentially leading to additional contracts and providing EchoStar with a new, stable revenue stream.

The contract's scope includes providing enhanced connectivity for smartphones and tablets, with an expansion to include 5G access for Internet of Things (IoT) devices and other equipment. This deal is set to fully utilize EchoStar’s comprehensive connectivity services, ranging from mobile to satellite, indicating a robust expansion of its business operations.

Analyzing the investment potential, here's a look at the technical analysis of EchoStar Corporation (NASDAQ: SATS):

On the Daily (D1) timeframe, the stock recently surpassed a resistance level at 17.75 USD, establishing support at 17.10 USD. EchoStar has been on a stable global uptrend since November 2023, suggesting potential for further growth. Should the trend reverse, a downside target could be at 14.80 USD.

If the uptrend continues, the short-term target could be 25.00 USD on a rebound from the resistance level at 17.75 USD. In the medium term, the price may rise to 30.00 USD.

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