Tesla Considers Mega Merger

Elon Musk is considering all options for taking SpaceX public – including a merger with Tesla.

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There’s lots of news reports speculating on the future of SpaceX. Elon says that he wants the company to “go public” before July.

The typical method would be via a conventional Initial Public Offering – likely on the Nasdaq.

Rumors began circulating since January 10th. That’s when a SpaceX investor named Chamath Palihapitiya predicted that the company would go public by merging with Tesla.

Early investors could profit by claiming a stake before the IPO (here’s how).

Tesla currently has a market cap of $1.5T. That’s similar to the estimated valuation of Elon’s space company. That means a deal would really be a merger of equals.

The move would consolidate Musk’s two biggest companies. However, a deal would require approval from Tesla shareholders.

The biggest barrier would be regulatory approval. A merger would be reviewed by antitrust regulators and agencies related to aviation, communications and defense. 

There’s absolutely zero chance that this could happen by June. The process would instead take 18 – 24 months.

Elon is anxious to raise $30 – $50 billion to fund his new Space Master Plan. The fastest way to complete that financing is to rush forward with an IPO.

That’s why I’m claiming a stake in SpaceX right now – before the company files is paperwork with the Securities & Exchange Commission.

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Ian Wyatt