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SpaceX warns investors Elon Musk could return to US politics, Bloomberg reports
UNITED STATES, JUL 22 – SpaceX identified Elon Musk's potential return to U.S. politics as a risk factor that could distract from company duties and influence investor confidence, the first such warning in tender offers.
- On July 23, 2025, SpaceX warned investors of Musk’s potential political return as a new risk factor, Bloomberg News reported, after inserting the caution into tender offer documents.
- After a June 5 clash and Trump’s July tax bill, Elon Musk launched the America party, earlier this month targeting razor-thin House and Senate races.
- According to the report, investor documents tied to the tender offer mark the first reference to Musk’s political ambitions in filings.
- The investor warning points to potential distractions from Musk’s duties, while CoinMarketCap research analysis suggests it could sway SpaceX’s financial position.
- Musk’s potential return could shake up the 2026 electoral landscape, as his America party eyes razor-thin Senate and House races for deciding votes.
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