SpaceX vaults past Microsoft and Amazon's market value as post IPO momentum builds
SpaceX is valued at more than $2.5 trillion as investors bet on future growth despite billions in losses and a 15% quarterly revenue increase.
- On Tuesday, June 16, 2026, SpaceX shares climbed more than 14 percent, lifting its valuation past Amazon and briefly above Microsoft to rank among the five most valuable companies globally.
- The company's initial public offering raised $85.7 billion after underwriters exercised the "greenshoe" option, though analysts warn that high valuations and limited float are driving speculative trading activity.
- Options trading for SPCX launched Tuesday with strikes ranging from $25 to $380, while index providers FTSE Russell and MSCI plan to add the stock to their indexes effective June 26 and June 29.
- SpaceX announced plans to acquire software company Anysphere for $60 billion, despite reporting a net loss of $4.94 billion last year as spending ramped up due to AI investments.
- Passive funds and ETFs tracking the Nasdaq 100 will soon increase demand for shares, though brokerage Zephirin Group notes that index inclusion alone is typically insufficient to drive sustained repricing.
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SpaceX Overtakes Amazon, Then Microsoft
SpaceX's hot run continues. Shares climbed about 6% on Tuesday, pushing the newly public rocket and satellite firm past Amazon—and, for a short time, Microsoft—in market value, reports CNBC . The stock's surge took SpaceX's market cap to roughly $2.94 trillion in morning trading, above Microsoft's $2.93...
The shares of SpaceX, the company of Elon Musk, rose more than 14% today, raising their valuation above that of Amazon.com and, briefly, above that of Microsoft, placing it among the five most valuable companies within a few days of its spectacular exit on the stock market. The shares of the company, dedicated from rockets to artificial intelligence, advanced 14.3%, to 220 dollars, representing a rebound of more than 62% regarding the price of e…
SpaceX's market value briefly rose above that of tech giant Microsoft. This places Elon Musk's aerospace company in a neck-and-neck race with other valuable companies, after it rose above Amazon's market value earlier in the day.
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SpaceX surpasses Amazon and Microsoft to become the 4th largest company
SpaceX is continuing its strong momentum after its IPO last Friday. Elon Musk's space company gained 19.6% on the day of its public listing, another 14% yesterday, and is now up approximately 13%. SpaceX traded as high as $225.64 today, which put the company's market cap just below the $3 trillion

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