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SpaceX is moving to raise $20 billion in the bond markets, coming immediately on the heels of a record initial public offering that generated $86 billion for the AI and rocket company.
The sequential capital raise — equity followed swiftly by debt — signals that the company's financing appetite extends well beyond what even a historic stock market debut could satisfy.
Why Debt After a Record IPO Tapping bond markets after an IPO is not unusual for large companies, but the scale here is striking.
A $20 billion bond deal placed alongside an $86 billion equity raise would put SpaceX's combined capital haul in territory rarely visited by any private company making its public debut.
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