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SpaceX reported Q2 earnings today, its first as a public company. Musk said revenue could eventually reach $1 trillion, and confirmed Flight 14 as the first orbital Starship mission, deploying Starlink V3 satellites. The first insider tranche unlocks in two trading days, Aug 6, putting fresh results right alongside fresh supply.
Index funds tracking the Nasdaq-100 were required to buy $SPCX. Analyst coverage began the same week.
First look at revenue, Starlink growth, and guidance. The first insider tranche unlocks two trading days after the report.
Two trading days after the Q2 report, the first block of early-investor and employee shares becomes free to sell.
180 days after the IPO, all remaining early-investor and employee shares can be sold.
Revenue beat expectations, but shares fell after hours on capex spend and profitability questions. Musk said there's a non-zero chance of $1 trillion in revenue by 2029.
Debuted at $135 on Jun 12, spiked to an all-time high of $225.64 four days later, then ground down to an all-time low of $107.01 on Jul 28 ahead of the first earnings report. Illustrative curve, hand-plotted from reported highs and lows, not a live feed.
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