Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Science › SpaceX bankers prepare for potential $20 billion bond...
Science

SpaceX bankers prepare for potential $20 billion bond offering, source says

SpaceX bankers prepare for potential $20 billion bond offering, source says
Channel News Asia Thursday 18 June 2026, 16:58 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

SpaceX bankers prepare for potential $20 billion bond offering, source says June 18 : SpaceX's bankers are preparing to speak with investors as early as next week about a possible bond offering of at least $20 billion, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday, following its blockbuster Nasdaq debut last week. The size of the offering is not yet set and may change, the source said. The rockets-to-AI company's valuation surged to more than $2 trillion after its debut.

SpaceX bankers prepare for potential $20 billion bond offering, source says June 18 : SpaceX's bankers are preparing to speak with investors as early as next week about a possible bond offering of at least $20 billion, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday, following its blockbuster Nasdaq debut last week. The size of the offering is not yet set and may change, the source said. The rockets-to-AI company's valuation surged to more than $2 trillion after its debut. SpaceX did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.
SpaceX (ORG) Nasdaq (ORG)
Originally published by Channel News Asia Read original →

Related Stories

Ultrasound propagation in porous rocks: Theory identifies three distinct wave modes

Ultrasound-based irradiation of rock formations has attracted considerable attention as a technique for enhancing heavy-oil (high-viscosity crude oil) recovery from deep underground reservoirs. However, a unified theoretical framework for wave propagation and energy dissipation in these formations remains lacking because water coexists with heavy oil within rock pores, and gas bubbles in the water respond dynamically to ultrasonic excitation, thereby creating a complex system.

Phys.org 19m ago

Describing past relationship as a story may help women process breakups

Breaking up with a loved one is often a painful life experience, one that is difficult to recover from. Researchers from SWPS University, however, suggest that a simple step can help. Writing down the story of a past relationship increases the effectiveness of thinking about the past and future in close relationships.

Phys.org 19m ago

Did Neanderthals use rhinoceros teeth as tools?

The RINO project was born from the discovery of unusual marks on rhinoceros teeth recovered from the prehistoric Payre site in France's Rhône Valley. The study of fossil rhinoceros teeth from this Middle Paleolithic site, dating to around 250,000–130,000 years ago, provides unprecedented evidence that Neanderthals used them as tools.

Phys.org 39m ago

Mars life search gets boost as rover test distinguishes mirrored biosignature molecules

Billions of years ago, environmental conditions on Mars were significantly more hospitable than they are today. Our neighboring planet was likely warm, humid and surrounded by a dense atmosphere. Whether simple microorganisms could have evolved at that time remains an open question.

Phys.org 39m ago