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Try Stocky free →Avoid. VSAT scores poorly on both growth (27/100) and value (26/100) metrics, indicating neither compelling earnings expansion nor attractive valuation. Leadership alignment is mediocre (48.3/100), and the company carries adequate but thin financial buffers against operational stress.
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Stocky rates Viasat, Inc. (VSAT) at 31/100 — an Avoid — fundamentals or risks are too weak. The score fuses business quality, moat width, leadership alignment, valuation into a single number. Avoid. VSAT scores poorly on both growth (27/100) and value (26/100) metrics, indicating neither compelling earnings expansion nor attractive valuation. Leadership alignment is mediocre (48.3/100), and the company carries adequate but thin
VSAT's current Stocky Verdict is 31/100, placing it in the "Avoid" band. This composite combines a 30/100 Compounder score, 48/100 Leadership, Moat rating.
Stocky hasn't finalised a Moat Score for Viasat, Inc. yet — the analysis draws from ROIC trends, pricing power evidence, and competitive-position filings.
Viasat, Inc. scores 48/100 on Leadership Alignment. Higher = more founder involvement, higher insider ownership, sensible pay, and evidence of long-term capital allocation discipline.
Viasat, Inc.'s Resilience Profile scores 50/100 (higher = more resilient). The profile flags customer concentration, supply chain, refinancing walls and regulatory risks specific to Viasat, Inc..
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