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Top analyst: 71% of SpaceX’s $2 trillion value rests on AI. Grok’s numbers are ‘almost comical’ by comparison
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SpaceX’s $1.77 trillion IPO was, by any measure, historic.
Key facts
- The S-1 gave investors something to dream on: SpaceX claimed 93% of its total addressable market would be “in AI”—a figure roughly equivalent to U.S. annual GDP, or $26.5 trillion
- Keith Snyder, a senior equity analyst at the Center for Financial Research and Analysis (CFRA), says he can only match SpaceX’s current $2 trillion market cap by factoring in “almost comical growth
- Of the 117 million people who currently interact with Grok via its freemium model, 1.6% pay for the premium tier (1.9 million SuperGrok, SuperGrok Heavy, and SuperGrok Lite paid subscribers)
- SpaceX’s $1.77 trillion IPO was, by any measure, historic
Summary
Keith Snyder, a senior equity analyst at the Center for Financial Research and Analysis (CFRA), says he can only match SpaceX’s current $2 trillion market cap by factoring in “almost comical growth for AI”—and still falling short. To be sure, one part of SpaceX’s rocket and satellite business is profitable and dominant—Starlink counts millions of paying subscribers globally. The S-1 gave investors something to dream on: SpaceX claimed 93% of its total addressable market would be “in AI”—a figure roughly equivalent to U.S. annual GDP, or $26.5 trillion. To Snyder’s point, SpaceX explicitly argued in its S-1 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission: “The team believe they have identified the largest TAM in human history.