Array Digital Shares Fall 45% Post Overvaluation

InvestingPro’s Fair Value analysis identified Array Digital Infrastructure, Inc. (NYSE:AD) as significantly overvalued on 12 July 2025, when the market price was $69.99 per share. The Fair Value model calculated an intrinsic value of $43.24, implying a 38.22% downside risk. At that time the company reported revenue of $3.77 billion, EBITDA of $817.4 million, and a loss of $0.28 per share.

Over the subsequent eleven months, the stock price declined 44.48%, reaching $38.86, thereby exceeding the predicted downside. Multiple analyst downgrades followed, notably from Raymond James and RBC Capital.

During the same period, Array Digital completed over $2 billion in spectrum asset sales, highlighted by a $1.018 billion transaction with AT&T. These divestitures reduced revenue dramatically to $187.9 million, while earnings improved to $2.42 per share. The company also announced an $11 special dividend and received a buyout proposal from TDS.

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