The Inflecion and EPS-Sterna programs highlight AAC Clyde Space's strengths as both a satellite operator and a space systems supplier, DNB Carnegie writes in a commissioned research note.

According to the research house, Inflecion positions the company as a future provider of maritime intelligence data, while EPS-Sterna demonstrates its ability to deliver mission-critical payloads and subsystems to larger space programs. The projects are cited as examples of AAC's technical expertise and broad exposure to expanding end markets.

DNB Carnegie is making no changes to its forecasts for revenue, costs or EBIT, as the projects are deemed to be included in the company's financial guidance for 2026. The research house has adjusted its assumption for the number of shares outstanding due to Bonnier Capital's option program, but leaves its fair value range unchanged at 110-142 kronor per share.