Musk says SpaceX expects Q4 revenue ~70% above Q3 and targets $100B run‑rate in Dec. 2026, >$500B in Dec. 2027
Nov 6, 2026, 1:49 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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These are explicit revenue run-rate targets; if achieved they imply materially higher near-term (Q4) revenue and multi-year revenue scale changes. The economic link is to revenue growth; the longer-term $500B claim is contingent on execution, customer demand and capacity scaling.
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At the Baron Capital conference Musk said SpaceX expects Q4 revenue to be ~70% above Q3 and targets a $100B annualized revenue run-rate in Dec. 2026 and >$500B in Dec. 2027.
Elon Musk said SpaceX Q4 revenue should rise about 70% from Q3.
Musk said SpaceX is on track for a $100B annualized rate of revenue in December (2026).
Musk said he still sees SpaceX annualized revenue above $500B in December 2027.
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