SpaceX Revenue and Valuation Statistics (October 2026)

SpaceX made $18.67 billion in revenue in 2025, up 33.2% from 2024, according to its IPO prospectus.

SpaceX was worth about $1.98 trillion at its closing share price of $146.03 on October 16, 2026.

SpaceX went public on June 12, 2026, at a valuation of $1.77 trillion, the largest IPO on record.

SpaceX now includes xAI and X, which it acquired in February 2026, so its reported revenue covers rockets, Starlink and AI. Starlink is the only part of SpaceX that makes an operating profit.

In this article, we'll break down SpaceX's revenue, profit, valuation, IPO, ownership and Starlink growth, and what the numbers mean for investors.

Top SpaceX Statistics

• SpaceX made $18.67 billion in revenue in 2025, up 33.2% from 2024 (SpaceX IPO prospectus, June 2026)
• SpaceX's Q2 2026 revenue was $7.81 billion, up 92% from Q2 2025 (SpaceX, August 2026)
• SpaceX had a net loss of $4.94 billion in 2025, compared with a net income of $791 million in 2024 (SpaceX IPO prospectus, June 2026)
• SpaceX raised $85.7 billion (net) in its June 2026 IPO (SpaceX, August 2026), at a valuation of $1.77 trillion (CNBC, June 2026)
• Elon Musk controls 82.3% of SpaceX's voting power (SpaceX IPO prospectus, June 2026)
• Starlink had 12.0 million subscribers on June 30, 2026, double the number a year earlier (SpaceX, August 2026)
• SpaceX launched 170 missions in 2025, up from 138 in 2024 (SpaceX IPO prospectus, June 2026)

How Much Revenue Does SpaceX Make?

SpaceX made $18.67 billion in revenue in 2025, up 33.2% from $14.02 billion in 2024. These figures come from SpaceX's audited accounts in its IPO prospectus.

SpaceX's revenue has grown by between $3.6 billion and $4.7 billion a year since 2023, according to the SpaceX IPO prospectus. Revenue rose from $10.39 billion in 2023 to $18.67 billion in 2025.

Here's a breakdown of SpaceX's annual revenue:

Year	SpaceX Revenue	Change From Previous Year
2023	$10.39 billion	-
2024	$14.02 billion	+34.9%
2025	$18.67 billion	+33.2%

These figures include xAI and X for every year, because SpaceX restated its accounts after the xAI merger. Earlier press estimates of SpaceX's 2025 revenue, such as $15 billion to $16 billion from Reuters, reported by CNBC, covered only rockets and Starlink. SpaceX's own figures show that rockets and Starlink made $15.47 billion in 2025.

For investors, the restated figures matter because AI is now the fastest-changing part of SpaceX's revenue. Year-on-year comparisons with older press reports may not be like for like.

What Is SpaceX's Revenue by Segment?

Starlink brings in most of SpaceX's revenue. SpaceX's Connectivity segment, which is mainly Starlink, made $11.39 billion in 2025, or 61% of total revenue, according to the IPO prospectus.

Here's a breakdown of SpaceX's revenue by segment:

Segment	2023	2024	2025
Connectivity (Starlink)	$3.87 billion	$7.60 billion	$11.39 billion
Space (launches and development)	$3.56 billion	$3.80 billion	$4.09 billion
AI (xAI and X)	$2.96 billion	$2.62 billion	$3.20 billion
Total	$10.39 billion	$14.02 billion	$18.67 billion

SpaceX's Space segment, which sells launches and development work to customers, made $4.09 billion in 2025. SpaceX doesn't count its own Starlink launches as revenue.

What Is SpaceX's Quarterly Revenue?

SpaceX's revenue almost doubled in the second quarter of 2026. SpaceX made $7.81 billion in Q2 2026, up 92% from $4.07 billion in Q2 2025, according to its Q2 2026 earnings release.

Most of the jump came from AI. SpaceX's AI revenue rose 247% from a year earlier to $2.56 billion in Q2 2026, mainly from new cloud computing deals. Connectivity revenue rose 66% to $4.29 billion.

Here's a breakdown of SpaceX's quarterly revenue:

Quarter	SpaceX Revenue	Change From Same Quarter a Year Earlier
Q1 2025	$4.07 billion	-
Q2 2025	$4.07 billion	-
Q1 2026	$4.69 billion	+15.4%
Q2 2026	$7.81 billion	+92%

SpaceX also had a backlog of $47.46 billion on June 30, 2026, according to its quarterly report. SpaceX plans to report its Q3 2026 results on October 20, 2026, according to SpaceX.

Is SpaceX Profitable?

No, SpaceX isn't profitable on a net basis. SpaceX had a net loss of $4.94 billion in 2025 and a net loss of $541 million in Q2 2026.

SpaceX was profitable on an adjusted basis. SpaceX's adjusted EBITDA was $6.58 billion in 2025, according to the IPO prospectus. Adjusted EBITDA leaves out costs such as depreciation, interest and stock-based pay.

Here's a breakdown of SpaceX's profit and spending:

Measure	2024	2025	H1 2026
Net income (loss)	$791 million	-$4.94 billion	-$4.82 billion
Operating income (loss)	$466 million	-$2.59 billion	-$2.09 billion
Adjusted EBITDA	$5.35 billion	$6.58 billion	$4.67 billion
Capital expenditure	$11.16 billion	$20.74 billion	$28.48 billion
Free cash flow (calculated)	-$5.39 billion	-$13.95 billion	-$25.01 billion

The free cash flow figures are our own calculation: operating cash flow minus capital expenditure. SpaceX doesn't publish a free cash flow figure.

AI spending drives the losses. SpaceX's AI segment lost $6.36 billion at the operating level in 2025, according to the IPO prospectus. SpaceX also spent $18.37 billion on capital expenditure in Q2 2026 alone, and $15.83 billion of that went to the AI segment, according to the Q2 2026 earnings release.

Starlink is the profitable part of SpaceX. The Connectivity segment made an operating profit of $4.42 billion in 2025, while the Space and AI segments made operating losses.

For investors, SpaceX's losses reflect heavy AI investment rather than weak sales. Whether that spending pays off may be the biggest question for the stock.

What Is SpaceX's Valuation?

SpaceX was worth about $1.98 trillion on October 16, 2026, based on its closing share price of $146.03. SpaceX's share price was 8.2% above its $135 IPO price.

SpaceX's valuation has grown more than fivefold since December 2024, when an insider share sale valued SpaceX at $350 billion, according to CNBC.

Here's a breakdown of SpaceX's valuation over time:

Date	Event	Valuation
December 2024	Tender offer at $185 a share (before the 2026 stock split)	$350 billion
July 2025	Share sale at $212 a share (before the split), according to Bloomberg	$400 billion
December 2025	Insider share sale at $421 a share (before the split), according to Reuters	$800 billion
February 2026	SpaceX acquires xAI in an all-stock deal	$1.25 trillion (combined)
June 2026	IPO at $135 a share	$1.77 trillion
October 16, 2026	Closing share price of $146.03	~$1.98 trillion

The February 2026 figure covers SpaceX and xAI together. That deal valued SpaceX at about $1 trillion and xAI at about $250 billion, according to Bloomberg.

The October 2026 market value is our own calculation, using about 13.57 billion SpaceX shares. That share count includes the shares SpaceX issued to buy Cursor, the AI coding company, in August 2026, according to SpaceX's filing.

For more company valuations, see our list of decacorn companies, or compare SpaceX with OpenAI's valuation and Anthropic's valuation.

When Did SpaceX Go Public?

SpaceX went public on June 12, 2026, on Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX. SpaceX sold shares at $135 each, which valued the company at $1.77 trillion.

SpaceX's IPO raised $85.7 billion after fees, including shares sold to the underwriters, according to the Q2 2026 earnings release. The IPO was the biggest on record, according to CNBC.

Here's a breakdown of the SpaceX IPO and share price:

IPO Detail	Figure
First trading day	June 12, 2026
Exchange and ticker	Nasdaq, SPCX
IPO price	$135 a share
Shares sold (including the underwriters' option)	638.9 million
Money raised	$85.7 billion (net)
Valuation at the IPO price	$1.77 trillion
First-day close	$160.95 (+19.2%)
Record close	$201.80 (June 16, 2026)
Lowest close	$108.27 (August 5, 2026)
Latest close	$146.03 (October 16, 2026)

SpaceX's shares rose 19.2% on their first day of trading, according to CNBC. The shares fell 13.6% on August 5, 2026, according to Nasdaq data. CNBC reported that the fall came after SpaceX's first earnings report showed capital expenditure more than twice as high as revenue.

More SpaceX shares will become available to trade soon. Up to 1.3 billion shares become free to sell on the second full trading day after SpaceX's Q3 results, according to the IPO prospectus. Another 328.4 million shares become free to sell on October 24, 2026. Elon Musk can't sell his shares until June 12, 2027.

For investors, the lock-up schedule may affect the share price in the short term, as early investors gain the right to sell.

Who Owns SpaceX?

Elon Musk controls SpaceX. Musk holds about 82.3% of SpaceX's voting power, through shares that carry 10 votes each, according to the IPO prospectus.

Musk beneficially owns about 6.42 billion SpaceX shares, including unvested performance shares and options, according to his Schedule 13G filing. At the October 16, 2026, closing price, those shares were worth about $937 billion, based on our calculation.

Here's a breakdown of SpaceX's largest shareholders:

Shareholder	Stake	As Of
Elon Musk	82.3% of voting power	June 2026 (IPO)
Elon Musk	6.42 billion shares (48.4% of Class A, as converted)	June 30, 2026
Alphabet (Google)	7.2% of Class A shares	June 30, 2026
Valor Equity Partners	6.5% of Class A shares	June 30, 2026
Founders Fund and Peter Thiel	5.5% of Class A shares (427.3 million shares, combined)	June 30, 2026

Alphabet, Google's parent company, owns 551.2 million SpaceX shares, according to its Schedule 13G filing. Musk's Class B shares give him the right to elect most of the board, so SpaceX is a "controlled company" under Nasdaq rules.

For investors, Musk's voting control means outside shareholders have limited say over strategy, including how much SpaceX spends on AI.

How Many Starlink Subscribers Are There?

Starlink had 12.0 million subscribers on June 30, 2026, double the 6.0 million a year earlier. Starlink added 1.7 million subscribers in the second quarter of 2026 alone.

Starlink's subscriber numbers have roughly doubled every year since 2023, according to the SpaceX IPO prospectus. Starlink served customers in 164 countries, territories and other markets on March 31, 2026.

Here's a breakdown of Starlink subscribers over time:

Date	Starlink Subscribers
End of 2023	2.3 million
End of 2024	4.4 million
End of 2025	8.9 million
March 31, 2026	10.3 million
June 30, 2026	12.0 million

Starlink's average revenue per user was $66 a month in Q2 2026, down from $85 a year earlier, according to the Q2 2026 earnings release. Revenue per user has fallen every year since 2023, when it was $99 a month.

SpaceX had 11,154 Starlink satellites in orbit on October 15, 2026, according to astronomer Jonathan McDowell's satellite tracker.

For investors, Starlink is SpaceX's main source of profit, but money from the IPO and bond sales pays for most of its current AI spending. Falling revenue per user may also be worth watching. SpaceX says the fall comes mainly from international expansion and cheaper service plans.

How Much Traffic Does Starlink.com Get?

Starlink.com had 26.51 million visits in June 2026, up 47.5% from June 2025, according to Semrush Traffic Analytics. Starlink.com ranked 1,718th among all websites that month.

SpaceX.com had 3.01 million visits in June 2026, up 73.1% from a year earlier.

Here's a breakdown of Starlink.com's top marketing channels:

Channel	Proportion of Traffic
Direct	70.24%
Organic search	14.93%
Referral	6.49%
Paid search	4.40%
Paid social	1.53%
Organic social	1.20%
Display ads	0.61%
Email	0.47%
AI assistants	0.11%
AI search	0.02%

Here's a breakdown of Starlink.com's traffic by country:

Country	Proportion of Traffic
United States	36.82%
Brazil	10.34%
Canada	5.29%
United Kingdom	3.93%
Germany	3.70%
Mexico	2.98%

Figures above are for June 2026.

For the latest monthly figures, see Exploding Topics' starlink.com website traffic analytics.

How Many Rockets Does SpaceX Launch?

SpaceX launched 170 missions in 2025, up from 138 in 2024. That includes 165 Falcon launches and 5 Starship test flights.

SpaceX carried out about half of all orbital launches worldwide in 2025. SpaceX made 165 of 325 orbital launches, or nearly 51%, according to BryceTech data reported by Via Satellite. SpaceX launched more than 2,200 metric tons of satellites and cargo in 2025, or over 80% of everything sent into orbit worldwide, according to its IPO prospectus.

Here's a breakdown of SpaceX launches by year:

Year	SpaceX Launches
2023	98
2024	138
2025	170
First half of 2026	78

SpaceX made its 100th orbital launch of 2026 on August 22, 2026, according to Spaceflight Now. One Falcon 9 booster flew for a record 37th time in August 2026, according to Space.com.

Starship, SpaceX's next-generation rocket, reached orbit for the first time on September 28, 2026, according to Space.com.

How Many Employees Does SpaceX Have?

SpaceX had more than 22,000 full-time employees on March 31, 2026, according to its IPO prospectus. That figure doesn't include Cursor, which SpaceX acquired in August 2026.

The figure comes from the human capital section of SpaceX's IPO prospectus. For comparison, see how many people work at Anthropic.

What Government Contracts Does SpaceX Have?

SpaceX won more than $6 billion in multi-year US government contracts for Starshield, its military satellite business, in Q2 2026, according to SpaceX's earnings release.

Most of that came from two Space Force contracts, for communications and sensing satellites, according to SpaceX's Q2 2026 earnings release. They include a $4.16 billion contract to track airborne threats from space, awarded in May 2026, according to Military Times.

SpaceX also launched 11 of the 12 National Security Space Launch missions in 2025, and all 5 US crew and cargo missions to the International Space Station, according to its IPO prospectus.

What Does Search Data Say About SpaceX and Space Startups?

Exploding Topics data shows that searches for "data center in space" grew 800% between October 2024 and September 2026, from 733 to 6,600 a month.

Search interest in other space startups has also grown. Searches for K2 Space, a satellite maker, rose 478% from November 2024 to September 2026, and searches for Stoke Space, a reusable rocket startup, rose 300%.

Here's a breakdown of monthly searches for space startups, according to Exploding Topics:

Search Term	First Month	Peak	September 2026	Change
Data center in space	733 (Oct 2024)	16,316 (Jun 2026)	6,600	+800%
K2 Space	2,513 (Nov 2024)	27,651 (Mar 2026)	14,524	+478%
Stoke Space	12,229 (Nov 2024)	48,918 (Sep 2026)	48,918	+300%
Relativity Space	23,142 (Oct 2024)	88,232 (Jun 2026)	40,500	+75%
Impulse Space	12,753 (Oct 2024)	47,234 (Jun 2026)	22,200	+74%

Searches for most of these startups peaked in mid-2026, around the time of SpaceX's IPO. For investors, these companies may be worth watching as the next wave of space businesses.

For more on the sector, see our list of high-growth space companies and startups, or explore more fast-growing technology startups on Exploding Topics.

What's Next for SpaceX?

SpaceX expects its revenue to keep climbing quickly. Elon Musk said on SpaceX's Q2 2026 earnings call that SpaceX expects to reach a $100 billion-plus annual revenue run rate in December 2026. This is a company target, not a result.

Chief financial officer Bret Johnsen said on the same call that the target includes Cursor. Musk also said on the call, which is available on SpaceX's investor relations site (a transcript is also available from The Motley Fool), that SpaceX's internal projections for reaching $1 trillion in annual revenue have moved forward from 2031 to 2030. SpaceX expects capital expenditure in the second half of 2026 to stay close to Q2 levels.

Analysts disagree on the stock. Morgan Stanley rated SpaceX a buy with a $300 price target in October 2026, according to CNBC, while CFRA rated it a sell with a $115 target in June 2026, CNBC reported.

SpaceX's Q3 2026 results, due on October 20, 2026, will show whether AI revenue keeps growing as fast as AI spending.

How We Compiled These Statistics

We used SpaceX's SEC filings for revenue, profit, IPO, ownership, Starlink and launch figures: the IPO prospectus, the Q2 2026 quarterly report and earnings release, and shareholders' Schedule 13G filings. Valuations before the IPO come from news reports of tender offers and share sales. Website visits come from Semrush Traffic Analytics, and search volumes come from Exploding Topics. Figures marked as calculations are our own arithmetic on SpaceX's filed numbers. Figures are as of October 19, 2026.

For more company statistics, take a look at:

• OpenAI Revenue and Valuation Statistics
• Anthropic Revenue and Valuation Statistics
• The Complete List of Decacorn Companies
• High-Growth Space Companies and Startups

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