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Aerospace company founded in 2002 by Elon Musk. It designs, manufactures, and launches reusable rockets and spacecraft, operates the Starlink satellite constellation, and aims to enable human colonization of Mars.
Snapshot
| Country |
USA
|
| Exchange | Nasdaq |
| AI Layer |
inframodelsapp
|
| Category |
3.60 Cloud & AI Compute Platforms
4.00 Frontier Model Labs
5.00 Autonomous Vehicles & AI Robotics
|
| Sentiment |
58.0% |
| USD Mkt Cap | 1.99T |
| USD Revenue | 23.04B |
| USD Net Income | -8.89B |
| fwd P/E | 97.56 |
| Price 3M | -7.4% |
| USD Share Price | 149.00 |
Price & Size
| Price |
151.21 USD |
| Market Cap |
1.99T USD |
| Shares Outstanding |
7.70B |
| Shares Float |
3.59B |
| 52w Low |
104.83 USD |
| 52w High |
225.64 USD |
| Avg Volume |
102.55M |
Valuation
| P/E (forward) |
97.6x |
| P/B |
15.66x |
| Enterprise Value |
3.93T USD |
| Book Value / Share |
9.66 USD |
| P/S |
86.50x |
| EV / Revenue |
170.38x |
| EV / EBITDA |
665.78x |
Income
| Revenue |
23.04B USD |
| Revenue / Share |
5.89 USD |
| EBITDA |
5.90B USD |
| Net Income |
-8.89B USD |
| EPS (trailing) |
-1.10 USD |
| EPS (forward) |
1.55 USD |
Margins & Profitability
| Gross Margin |
51.9% |
| Operating Margin |
-1.8% |
| Profit Margin |
-35.7% |
| EBITDA Margin |
25.6% |
Cash & Debt
| Total Cash |
100.01B USD |
| Total Debt |
39.71B USD |
| Operating Cash Flow |
9.90B USD |
| Debt / Equity |
0.31x |
| Current Ratio |
5.12x |
| Quick Ratio |
4.95x |
Analyst Consensus
| Target (Mean) |
220.68 USD |
| Target (Median) |
220.00 USD |
| Target (High) |
450.00 USD |
| Target (Low) |
117.00 USD |
| Recommendation |
buy |
| # Analysts |
19 |
Sentiment 58.0%
as of Sep 12, 2026
Positive drivers
SpaceX continued to secure major government and commercial launch contracts during the period, boosting revenue visibility. Starlink subscriber growth remained strong amid global expansion efforts. Speculation around potential synergies with AI-driven satellite technologies added optimism among investors.
Neutral / mixed
The broader tech sector experienced mixed performance due to macroeconomic uncertainties and interest rate expectations. SpaceX's private status limits direct trading data, leading to reliance on indirect indicators like related public companies. Regulatory developments in space industry policies provided balanced but inconclusive signals.
Negative drivers
Delays in certain Starship test flights raised concerns over timelines for ambitious projects. Increased competition from emerging space firms pressured market positioning. Elon Musk's divided attention across multiple ventures introduced volatility in perceived company focus.
Bottom line
Sentiment for SPCX remains moderately positive, driven by operational milestones, though tempered by execution risks and external market factors.