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SpaceX Stock (SPAX)
Space Exploration and Transportation
SpaceX is redefining space travel with advanced rocket and spacecraft technology. Sign up with EquityZen to access SpaceX’s current stock price.
About SpaceX Stock
Founded
2002
Headquarters
Hawthorne, CA, US
Total Funding
6.8B
Industries
Manufacturing, Science and Engineering, Travel and Tourism
SpaceX designs, manufactures and launches rockets and spacecraft. The company has developed a fleet of reusable rockets including Falcon 9 which SpaceX claims is the first orbital class rocket capable of re-flight and Falcon Heavy its super heavy lift rocket. SpaceX's mission is to create fully reusable launch vehicles capable of carrying humans to Mars and other destinations in the solar system. Additionally, SpaceX has developed StarLink a satellite internet service created with thousands of small satellites in low Earth orbit.
SpaceX was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Hawthorne, California. Notable investors include Google, Founders Fund, Bank of America and NASA.
SpaceX Press Mentions
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SpaceX Expands Starlink Network with Dual Falcon 9 Launches, Boosts Constellation Beyond 7,900 Satellites
gadgets360 • Jul 02, 2025
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indianexpress • Jul 01, 2025
Elon Musk steps up attacks on Trump once again - as the president fights back
news • Jul 01, 2025
Trump-Musk Feud Reignites: President Threatens to Cut SpaceX's Funding
pcmag • Jul 01, 2025
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seekingalpha • Jul 01, 2025
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SpaceX Management
Leadership team at SpaceX
Chief Executive Officer
Elon Musk
Chief Financial Officer
Bret Johnsen
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SpaceX Key Facts
- SpaceX has reportedly become one of the highest-valued private companies in the world with a recorded valuation of $350 billion in December 2024. This valuation was achieved when the company bought back as much as $500 million in common stock in a share buyback, demonstrating the strength of the company's financial position. SpaceX's potential dominance in the space industry and U.S. satellite launch market, has been driven by its flagship Falcon rockets, as rivals have struggled to field operational rockets to compete. Additionally, the company is expected to grow its sales more than 50% to $13.3 billion in 2025 with earnings expected to grow by 50% to $4.5 billion.
- SpaceX has aimed to revolutionize the aerospace industry through its technical innovation and reusability rocket business. While SpaceX has four main products (launch, broadband, satellite supplier and HLS program), its launch business is built on its reusability technology which helps drive down its costs and generate gross margins on every launch performed for external customers. According to a report, these reusable rockets have the chance to transform the space industry through cost efficiency, sustainability and technological advancement, enabling a new era of commercial and scientific exploration.
- SpaceX has reportedly secured lucrative contracts with government and commercial entities including new contracts worth $733.5 million for national security space missions under the National Security Space Launch (NSSL) Phase 3 Lane 1 program. SpaceX also earned a multibillion dollar contract in 2021 with NASA to help build a spacecraft for long-term human exploration of the moon under its Artemis program. These contracts may help ensure steady revenue and continued collaboration with trusted entities.
- SpaceX has faced operational risks with Starship including delays, rocket failure, or unanticipated complications in the launch systems. In March 2025 SpaceX's massive Starship spacecraft exploded in space which prompted the FAA to halt air traffic in parts of Florida. This is the second straight failure for SpaceX's Mars rocket program. These back-to-back mishaps are a setback for the program which SpaceX had previously sought to streamline in 2025. If Starship continues to have ongoing technical challenges it could delay its commercial viability and hurt investor enthusiasm.
- While SpaceX has achieved market dominance, the competition is rising and SpaceX is facing increasing competition from other players in the space industry including United Launch Alliance (LA), Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, and Arianespace. Blue Origin and ULA, have made strides in reusable rocket technology and space tourism which could potentially erode SpaceX's market share in the long term, especially if SpaceX continues to experience operational challenges and delays.
- SpaceX has faced significant regulatory and legal challenges in the past year. The FAA proposed $633,009 in civil penalties against SpaceX for allegedly failing to follow its license requirements during two launches in 2023 in accordance with statutorily-set civil penalty guidelines. Additionally, in March 2025 a U.S. appeals court rejected a bid by SpaceX to block the National Labor Relations Board from pursuing claims that the company illegally fired eight engineers in 2022 after they circulated a letter accusing Musk of sexist conduct and discriminatory practices against women. These regulatory and legal challenges against the company could hurt its public image and be a potential financial hinderance.
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