
SpaceX's Q2 Debut Under Scrutiny as Lockup Looms and Capex Soars
SpaceX, now a public company, is set to report Q2 results amid stock pressure and a looming insider lockup that could release up to 20% of shares. Market expectations call for about $6.81 billion in Q2 revenue with an adjusted loss of $0.24 per share and roughly $2 billion in EBITDA. Investors will focus on capital expenditures, projected to rise toward $118 billion by 2028, and the implications for debt (potentially over $218 billion by 2028). Growth drivers like Starlink and Starship remain central to the outlook, even as the stock has fallen ~30% since its debut.













