SpaceX Completes First 100 Days as Public Company with Mixed Performance
Since its initial public offering on June 12, SpaceX has experienced a volatile stock price trajectory. The company's shares surged initially but fell more than 50% from peak to trough in July before recovering and closing near the IPO level at $154.72 as of September 22. Business performance showed significant improvement between Q1 and Q2, with revenue jumping from $4.69 billion to $7.8 billion due to AI compute rental deals with Anthropic and Google. Starlink also saw a 66% increase in connectivity segment revenue. Despite this growth, SpaceX reported a GAAP net loss of $541 million for the second quarter. Investor sentiment has stabilized after initial hype, with mixed reactions during lockup expiration events. The stock rose on August 6 but dipped slightly on August 20 before recovering.
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