FT reported on SpaceX's plans to regain the status of the most expensive startup

The American space corporation, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, SpaceX, is negotiating with investors on the sale of shares, as a result of which the rocket manufacturer's value will amount to $ 800 billion, which will allow it to become the most expensive startup in the world. This was reported on December 5 by the Financial Times newspaper, citing sources.

According to sources, Musk has been talking a lot with investors in recent days to gauge their interest in buying the company's shares at a price that would double the company's value.

SpaceX has been holding a secondary share sale about every six months for the past few years, during which investors and employees can sell their shares. These transactions provide an opportunity for shareholders to profit from their shares, the material says.

The authors of the article note that if the company's value reaches $800 billion, SpaceX will regain its status as the most expensive private technology company in the world, overtaking OpenAI, which was recently valued at $500 billion.

The growth in the company's value will also show that investors are betting on the technological superiority of Elon Musk's startup and that his connections and proximity to US President Donald Trump will increase his advantage over competitors.

Earlier, on November 14, Bloomberg reported that Emirates Airline plans to use the Starlink communication system on board its aircraft. In the event of an agreement, SpaceX will receive significant advertising for its product, since Emirates is the largest international airline, the authors of the material note.

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