SpaceX on Monday announced a senior unsecured bond offering just days after completing a record-setting initial public offering, while also disclosing a cash reserve of roughly $100.8 billion.
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The company said proceeds from the debt sale will be used to repay bridge financing and support general corporate needs. According to the announcement, the fundraising effort follows SpaceX’s blockbuster IPO, which raised nearly $86 billion and significantly boosted its market valuation.
Shares fell about 7% following news of the bond offering. The report said SpaceX has rapidly climbed the ranks of the world’s most valuable companies, surpassing several major technology firms in market value.
The latest fundraising move is expected to support the company’s long-term artificial intelligence strategy, including ambitious plans for future space-based data center infrastructure. Reports cited by the company indicated the bond sale could raise around $20 billion from investors.
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