Morgan Stanley expects SpaceX will be a $100 billion company thanks to Starlink and Starship

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Morgan Stanley doubled its long-term valuation estimate for Elon Musk's SpaceX on Thursday to more than $100 billion.

Morgan Stanley increased its base case model for SpaceX's valuation to $101 billion, up from $52 billion previously. The firm also slight increased its bull case – the scenario where the company exceeds expectations – valuation to $203 billion, up from $175 billion before. Thirdly, it's bear case valuation also increased to $5.4 billion, up from just $200 million before.

In the bear case, SpaceX's existing rocket business grows to be the sole part of the business, with Morgan Stanley assuming no added value from Starlink. In the base case, SpaceX's rockets become an $11.7 billion business while Starlink grows to $80.9 billion, and the company

 

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In todays market its at least a $500B company

Just wish it go public

Just wait for the Space-X, $IPO long.

People been fighting for $1200. But going to Mars makes sense.

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