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0001493152-21-011558 — Filed 2021-05-14
Form type: 424B3
Filing date: 2021-05-14
Accepted: 2021-05-14 21:24 UTC
Description: N/A
Document: form424b3.htm
Format: html
Size: 2459.8 KB
Download status: downloaded
AST SpaceMobile completed a business combination with New Providence Acquisition Corp. on April 6, 2021, becoming a publicly traded company and acquiring $230 million in private investment capital to develop its LEO satellite constellation providing mobile broadband services globally. The company estimates it will need approximately $1.7 billion to design, build, and launch its planned 168-satellite SpaceMobile network, with commercial service expected to begin in 2023 after launching initial satellites covering equatorial regions, though the company has a limited operating history, no current revenues, and faces substantial execution risks including regulatory approval challenges, supply chain dependencies, and competition from other satellite operators.