Analysts raise Sats target price after strong earnings as aviation recovery takes off

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Analysts raise Sats target price after strong earnings as aviation recovery takes off

The Straits Times06-04

SINGAPORE - After two difficult years, Sats is back. At least that seems to be the growing consensus in the market after the aviation ground service specialist on May 29 posted strong fiscal 2024 ...

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