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Inmarsat Plc (LON:ISAT) price target raised to GBX 465 by Barclays

Analyst Ratings For Inmarsat Plc (LON:ISAT)

Today, Barclays raised its price target on Inmarsat Plc (LON:ISAT) to GBX 465 per share.

There are 8 Hold Ratings, 4 Buy Ratings, 3 Sell Ratings, no Strong Buy Ratings on the stock.

The current consensus rating on Inmarsat Plc (LON:ISAT) is Hold with a consensus target price of GBX 549.67 per share, a potential .

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About Inmarsat Plc (LON:ISAT)
Inmarsat plc provides mobile satellite communications services on land, at sea, and in the air worldwide. The company operates through five segments: Maritime, US Government, Enterprise, Aviation, and Global Government. It offers voice and data broadband services; global maritime distress and safety system services; mobile and fixed voice services; a portfolio of machine-to-machine services that provide two-way data connectivity for messaging, tracking, and monitoring of fixed or mobile assets; maritime satellite services, including very small aperture terminals and television receive only antenna services; and Global Xpress, a high-speed broadband service that offer seamless connectivity for advanced data services on land, at sea, and in the air. The company also offers in-flight voice, data, safety, and cabin connectivity services for business and commercial air transport. It connects to its fleet of 13 satellites using a range of equipment, including global handheld satellite phones and notebook-size broadband Internet devices, as well as specialist terminals and antennas fitted to ships, aircraft, and road vehicles. It serves governments, airlines, the broadcast media industry, the oil and gas industry, the mining and construction industry, and humanitarian aid agencies. The company was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

Recent Trading Activity for Inmarsat Plc (LON:ISAT)
Shares of Inmarsat Plc closed the previous trading session at 566.20 up +28.40 5.28% with 0.1 shares trading hands.

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