Morgan Stanley Set a $300 Price Target on Elon Musk's SpaceX Stock
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Space Exploration Technologies ( SPCX 5.43% ) , or SpaceX for short, has been an absolute roller coaster since going public roughly a month ago. Despite the stock rocketing to $225 and then dropping back down to roughly $125, some Wall Street analysts still see big things ahead. Adam Jonas, an analyst overseeing Morgan Stanley 's coverage of SpaceX, set his base case for the stock at $300 per share. That target signals massive upside, more than double the stock's current share price. But such an ambitious price target depends on SpaceX becoming far more than a space stock . It's a bet on unprecedented vertical integration in arguably the world's most significant economic opportunity since the industrial revolution: artificial intelligence (AI). Morgan Stanley expects SpaceX to grow at a breathtaking pace for the foreseeable future. The research assumes that SpaceX's revenue will grow from $18.7 billion in 2025 to $319 billion by 2030 and to $3.3 trillion by 2040. The bulk of that comes from artificial intelligence, where Morgan Stanley is counting on SpaceX building out orbital infrastructure for global connectivity and AI. Elon Musk agrees. The company's S-1 filing pegged its total addressable market at approximately $28.5 trillion, with all but $2 trillion of that tied to AI. SpaceX intends to unleash a massive constellation of AI satellites called Starmind , essentially building data centers in orbit. The company hopes to launch its first AI satellites on Starship sometime next year.
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Morgan Stanley has set a price target of $300 for SpaceX, projecting more than double the upside from its current valuation. This is based on analysis that revenue growth driven by AI infrastructure, beyond the space industry, could reach $3.3 trillion by 2040. Investors see the successful launch of Starmind satellites using Starship as the key to re-evaluating the company's value.
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- AI — SpaceX is expected to emerge as a key player in the AI infrastructure market as it builds the Starmind satellite network, which functions as orbital data centers.
- Aerospace — With the infrastructure for large-scale satellite launches secured via Starship, the economic value of the space industry is projected to surge to $3.3 trillion by 2040.
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Morgan Stanley's bullish stance on SpaceX hinges on the company's transition from a launch provider to an AI infrastructure giant. By leveraging the Starship rocket to deploy the Starmind satellite constellation, SpaceX aims to create an orbital data network that serves the burgeoning AI demand.
The massive scale of Starship's payload capacity significantly reduces the cost of space logistics, positioning SpaceX to capture a substantial share of the projected $3.3 trillion space economy. The critical milestone remains the successful deployment and operational efficacy of the Starmind network, which will serve as the primary catalyst for long-term valuation growth.
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