$MDA.TSX $MDALF this has ran a lot lately but still greatly under valued comped to US peers, and still relatively new to US markets (just listed on 3/16/26). Do you think we are due for a pullback? Or, continue to scale as this gets discovered and with SpaceX ipo rising all boats? Would love to hear thoughts!
$MDALF - MDA Space, with a 10% stake and a seat on the board, stands to benefit from $MAXQF Maritime Launch Services partnership with ISAR announced today:
https://isaraerospace.com/press/isar-aerospace-partners-with-maritime-launch-services-for-orbital-launch-readiness-from-nova-scotia
$MDALF will it get hyper squeezing into the IPO, who knows, probably, they have to justify the penny stock Space X pump and dump and the money flow will continue as forced in buying of Space X, this will look free in comparison. Though the space sector is a giant pump and dump, no money in it but all that matters in stocks is money flow.
$MDA.TSX $MDALF $AMZN $SPACEX.X
Starlink is now SpaceX’s financial engine, generating $11.4 billion in revenue in 2025 with over 10 million subscribers worldwide — and Bezos wants in. Amazon’s Amazon Leo service is rolling out in 2026, racing to deploy over 1,600 satellites before an FCC deadline. Meanwhile, Canadian manufacturer $MDA.TSX Space just opened a cutting-edge 185,000 sq ft factory in Montreal capable of producing 400 satellites per year — positioning itself as the go-to builder for anyone looking to compete in the new space internet race.
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I re-read the thread again. I suppose $MDA.TSX $MDALF is considered a “pick and shovel” play vs. $RKLB due to already having a launch service
Any insights are appreciated. Hoping to position myself well, and not just gamble like I have in the past. Cheers
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Valuation
Trading at 52.7× earnings vs its 22.7× historical median P/E.
Fair value ≈ $14.48 · price $33.65 today
Overvalued · 132% above
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