BullishMEDIUM severityGeopolitics1h ago

Europe's answer to SpaceX pops 19% as Ukraine's Starshield limits raise concerns

Reported by CNBC · cnbc.com ·

Eutelsat's shares soared this week and continued climbing on Friday as its competitor Starshield drew criticism over its limitations in Ukraine.

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