SpaceX shares drop 3% to $137.52 after closing $60 billion Cursor acquisition
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SpaceX shares fell ~3% after closing the $60B Cursor acquisition as investors digest near-term dilution from ~389.3M Class A shares issued, plus assumed RSUs and options. Pressure is amplified by a potential August 20 unlock of ~319M shares, increasing expected equity supply. While the deal signals an AI push, the market focus is on capital intensity and share overhang following the IPO-driven decline from recent highs.
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SpaceX shares fell 3% to $137.52 in early Friday trading after the company completed its $60 billion acquisition of Cursor. The deal added roughly 29.1 million restricted stock units and 44.4 million Cursor stock options to SpaceX’s equity structure. A US SEC filing shows that, based on Cursor’s implied $60 billion equity value, about 319 million shares could become available on August 20. The stock ended Thursday down about 3% at $141.29, still above its $135 IPO price but about 30% below its June 16 closing high of $201.80.
