Where Will SpaceX Stock Be in 1 Year?
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Investors are probably still trying to figure out what to make of Space Exploration Technologies ( SPCX +2.69% ) , or SpaceX, stock. It reached a high of $225.64 per share less than a week after its June 12 debut at $150 per share. However, a recent pullback has taken it to around $161 per share as of this writing, and it is unclear where it will go in the near term. When looking ahead one year, we can assume that SpaceX will probably no longer benefit from post-IPO hype. Still, given the state of the company, the stock is more likely to struggle than prosper. Here's why. Investors have taken to SpaceX because it incorporates many of Elon Musk's most successful companies, none of which are named Tesla . By buying this industrials stock that some might better classify as a communications stock , one invests in a space division that now dominates rocket launches, a connectivity business that includes satellite internet provider Starlink, and Musk's AI company, Grok. SpaceX is also on track for accelerated growth. In the first quarter of 2026, it earned $4.7 billion in revenue, a 16% yearly increase, though that comparatively modest increase is likely an anomaly. Revenue was $18.7 billion in 2025, growing by 34% annually.
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