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(Bloomberg) – Elon Musk’s SpaceX is raising an investment circular that would cost the launch and the satellite company $125 billion, according to other people familiar with the matter.
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The existing investment would give SpaceX the mantle of being the most valuable U. S. startup ever recorded, according to data from CBInsights.
That’s a jump from its last $100 billion valuation the company reached last year in an overdue investment round, added one of the other people, who asked not to be known because the case is private.
Investors are in talks to buy new percentages of the company at the same time that workers offer percentages of selling a personal position with the same valuation, the sources said. at the same time as a normal investment cycle.
The inventories are being presented as part of a so-called takeover bid to workers at $70 each, other people said. That compares with a stock-adjusted inventory of $56 in an October sale with a valuation of about $100 billion.
It’s unclear whether Musk is selling shares as part of the employee offering, other people said. The duration of the offer may not be decided immediately.
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SpaceX responded to requests for comment. The New York Post announced the inventory placement plan earlier.
Musk sought investment resources to close his deal to buy Twitter Inc. On Tuesday, it said it would not proceed with the deal unless the social media company finds that bots make up less than five percent of its users.
(Updates with new data on capital accumulation number one in the first paragraph)
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