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SpaceX Deal Could Boost Value to $350 Billion, Double a Year Prior

SpaceX Rockets Towards a $350 Billion Valuation: A Potential Boost For Elon Musk’s Fortune

Elon Musk’s ambitious space exploration company, SpaceX, is reportedly on the verge of a massive valuation surge. Sources revealed to Bloomberg that the company is engaged in discussions for secondary share sales, potentially valuing SpaceX at a staggering $350 billion.

This astronomical figure, if officially confirmed, represents a doubling of SpaceX’s value in just one year.

“SpaceX shares were being sold at a $175 billion valuation [last December],” Bloomberg reported, highlighting the remarkable trajectory of the company’s financial standing. "The outlet previously reported SpaceX shares were being sold at a $210 billion valuation in June and at $255 billion just last month.”

SpaceX regularly conducts tender offers, giving employees the opportunity to sell portions of their stock-based compensation to approved investors.

This latest potential deal, however, could signify a new level of investor confidence in SpaceX’s ambitious plans. From developing behemoth rockets like Starship to securing lucrative contracts with NASA, SpaceX has consistently pushed the boundaries of space exploration.

With a potential $350 billion valuation, Musk’s net worth – already surging thanks to Tesla’s phenomenal performance this year – would likely see another significant boost.

"Elon Musk was worth $353 billion as of Monday, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, in part due to Tesla’s major rally this year,” the outlet reported. "The electric vehicle company’s stock was up more than 40 percent in 2024 as of Monday’s market close.”

This influx of wealth would further cement Musk’s position as one of the world’s wealthiest individuals. It also underscores SpaceX’s role not just as a technological innovator, but as a potential economic powerhouse. The company’s continued growth could have far-reaching implications, both for the burgeoning private space industry and for the world

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