SpaceX stock slides as AI spend spikes capex and raises growth questions
TL;DR
SpaceX’s stock fell about 10% in premarket trading after quarterly capex jumped sixfold to $18.4 billion, largely for AI compute; Elon Musk raised the 2030 revenue target to $1 trillion, but investors remain wary of the pace and profitability of the investments. CFO Bret Johnsen said AI spending is efficient with a payback under a year as SpaceX positions itself as a cloud provider using Nvidia chips, even as the stock trades below its IPO price.
- SpaceX dives 10% after AI spending surge rattles investors CNBC
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- SpaceX’s AI Splurge Puts a Damper on Debut Earnings After IPO Bloomberg.com
- SpaceX posts loss of $541 million in first report since record-setting IPO The Washington Post
- SpaceX posts smaller-than-expected loss despite scrutiny over AI spending Yahoo Finance UK
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