SpaceX posts 161% revenue surge as Musk vows child share giveaway
SpaceX said it posted a 161% year-over-year revenue increase for the quarter ending September, turning a $1. 05 billion loss into a $4. 40 billion profit, with the AI unit and Starlink service cited as the main drivers.
Earlier, Elon Musk announced plans to distribute one SpaceX share to each child in the United States, a giveaway valued at roughly $10. 5 billion, and later suggested the shares could be placed in Trump Accounts subject to Treasury rules. Analysts noted that the company's stock hovered around $148 ahead of the earnings release as investors weighed AI growth and Starship testing.