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SpaceX valuation jumps to about $2.6–$2.9T after IPO rally and Cursor deal

SpaceX shares surge after the IPO and the announced acquisition of coding‑AI firm Cursor, briefly valuing the company near $2.9 trillion and settling around $2.6 trillion.

In detail

  • Stock rose 20% on its first full trading day prior to the further surge
  • Announcement of Cursor acquisition and start of options trading pushed valuation to a peak of ~ $2.9T, closing near $2.6T
  • SpaceX reported a $4.9B loss on $18.7B revenue last year
  • Cursor deal expected to close in Q3; purchase funded with $60B in SpaceX shares

Why it matters

The episode highlights how investor expectations for AI businesses can massively inflate valuations and create volatility, especially when only a small float is tradable.

For you If you engage with AI partners or investors, stress‑test valuation assumptions and prepare for high share‑price volatility and limited liquidity.

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