Alphabet’s $900 million SpaceX stake is valued near $94 billion after the company’s $86 billion IPO
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Filings show Alphabet's 2015 $900m SpaceX investment was marked near $94bn at June 30, making it the largest reported institutional holder after SpaceX's $86bn IPO. The disclosure highlights material embedded value on Alphabet's balance sheet and underscores concentrated institutional ownership, while also emphasizing uncertainty around lockups and post-quarter positioning. SpaceX's active trading and mixed retail flows may add near-term volatility to sentiment around related holdings.
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Alphabet’s early investment in SpaceX has surged in value. The company invested $900 million in 2015 and, after SpaceX’s $86 billion initial public offering in June, became the largest single institutional holder. As of the end of June, Alphabet reported the stake at about $94 billion, and at Thursday’s share price it would be worth about $77.9 billion, or 86.5 times the original investment.
