Silicon Valley investment giant Andreessen Horowitz is expected to lead the round in Elon Musk’s satellite internet and reusable rocket company. (CNBC)
Silicon Valley investment giant Andreessen Horowitz is expected to lead the round in Elon Musk’s satellite internet and reusable rocket company. (CNBC)
Silicon Valley investment giant Andreessen Horowitz is expected to lead the round in Elon Musk’s satellite internet and reusable rocket company. (CNBC)
Talking point: Bloomberg reported in December that the firm was offering to sell insider shares at US$77 apiece, which would value it at about US$140 billion. The round builds on a strong fundraising year for SpaceX in 2022, during which it secured more than US$2 billion. The firm hit other milestones, including surpassing 1 million subscribers for its Starlink internet service and completing a record 61 launches through its reusable rocket program, Falcon. The company had its first launch of 2023 on Tuesday, sending 114 payloads into orbit through its small-satellite rideshare program. While Andreesen Horowitz participated in Musk’s leveraged buyout of Twitter last year, this round would mark its first investment in SpaceX.
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