SpaceX halbiert sich nach dem IPO: Musks Börsentraum wird zum Desaster
SpaceX went public in June 2026 with an offering price of $135 per share, but the stock has since fallen to $115, roughly halving its value. The company’s market capitalization has lost over $1 trillion, making the IPO one of the worst-performing since 2009. Ongoing capital needs and a recent Starship test‑flight cancellation have heightened investor concerns about the firm’s near‑term prospects.
- ▪SpaceX’s share price dropped from $225 at its peak to $115 within weeks of the IPO, cutting the company’s market value in half.
- ▪The IPO resulted in a loss of more than $1 trillion in market capitalization, ranking it among the most disastrous U.S. listings since 2009.
- ▪Within a week of the offering, SpaceX raised $25 billion through a series of corporate bonds to address its cash shortfall.
- ▪A scheduled Starship test flight was aborted shortly before launch due to technical problems, underscoring operational challenges.
- ▪Analysts project that SpaceX will not become profitable until after 2030, as it diverts large sums into AI and its X platform rather than core space activities.
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StartseiteWirtschaftSpaceX halbiert sich nach dem IPO: Musks Börsentraum wird zum DesasterStand: 24.07.2026, 07:41 UhrVon: Martin WaldKommentareDruckenTeilen(function(a,b){if(a.navigator.canShare){var c=b.querySelector(".idjs-webshareAction"),d=JSON.parse(a.ippen.b64DecodeUnicode("…
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