After SatixFy Communications Ltd. (NYSE: SATX) revealed a major change to its previously disclosed merger agreement with MDA Space Ltd. (TSX: MDA) on April 1, 2025, the company’s shares shot up 43.38%, trading at $2.93 as of the last check. The revised terms enhance the value of the all-cash transaction, increasing the per-share offer and total company valuation.
Revised Terms Reflect Competitive Offer
A new equity valuation of over $280 million, a significant increase from the original $193 million, will result from MDA Space’s acquisition of SatixFy for $3.00 per ordinary share under the amended merger agreement, up from the previous offer of $2.10.
Following a thorough “go-shop” procedure in which around 75 third parties were approached to gauge their interest in purchasing the business, SatixFy made this change with the advising assistance of TD Securities (USA) LLC.
A third party made an alternate purchase offer to SatixFy during this process, offering a stock-based deal for around $233.5 million, or $2.53 per share. SatixFy and MDA continued to negotiate as a result of this competitive offer, which led to the increased financial consideration.
Board Choice and Support from Shareholders
The Board of Directors of SatixFy determined that the all-cash deal at $3.00 per share offered the best result for shareholders after considering the updated proposal. Their assessment took into account a number of variables, such as timing, transaction certainty, and the overall operational and financial environment.
SatixFy has pledged to renounce any further acquisition talks and uphold its support for the MDA merger as part of the updated agreement. Voting support agreements have already been signed by about 57% of SatixFy’s shareholders, indicating their support for the deal.
Rescheduled Special Meeting
The firm has stated that its previously planned Special General Meeting of Shareholders, which was originally scheduled for May 20, 2025, has been rescheduled to May 23, 2025, in order to meet with transparency and regulatory obligations. By making this adjustment, stakeholders are guaranteed enough time to examine the most recent transaction facts.

