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SpaceX to Post First Earnings as Public Company on Aug 4
The report will also trigger the first scheduled unlock of insider shares, and analysts say SpaceX is not expected to turn profitable soon.
- SpaceX will release its first quarterly earnings report as a publicly traded company on Aug 4, 2026, following the June 12 IPO that priced shares at $135 and pushed the company's valuation above $2.6 trillion.
- Shares have tumbled since the IPO, closing at $119.85 on Jul 21—more than 45% below their post-IPO peak. Bearish positioning from short sellers has reached about a third of the public float.
- The Aug 4 earnings report triggers a unique lock-up expiration, allowing insiders to sell up to 911.5 million shares—20% of eligible locked-up stock—beginning Aug 6. This timing could amplify price volatility.
- SpaceX management will host a live audio-only webcast at 3:30 p.m. on Aug 4 to discuss results. Analysts will scrutinize whether the format differs from Tesla's and whether Elon Musk relies on other executives.
- Musk has called the Starship rocket the 'holy grail' of space travel, yet SpaceX reported a loss of $4.3 billion last year. Investors expect the earnings call to detail the company's roadmap for scaling Starlink and these capital-intensive projects.
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SpaceX will publish its quarterly results on August 4 after the closing of the Stock Exchange, a first since its introduction to Wall Street, according to a notice published Monday on its official website, a highly anticipated event while the price of the title has recently declined.
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The aerospace and artificial intelligence company (IA) of Elon Musk, SpaceX, rose 7% on Wall Street this Tuesday after announcing on Monday that it will publish its first quarterly results since its stock market debut last June. SpaceX's entry rises 7% on the stock market after announcing that it will publish its results on August 4 was first published in Digital Process.
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