A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
SPACEX AND TESLA MERGER DISCUSSIONS PROGRESS, ADVISERS DISCUSSING TERMS; DEAL COULD BE ANNOUNCED AS EARLY AS DECEMBER BUT COULD SLIP TO '27.
@FirstSquawk on X
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SpaceX and Tesla are reportedly in progressing merger discussions, with advisers hashing out terms and an announcement possible as early as December, though the timeline could slip to 2027, according to a First Squawk tweet citing the talks. The potential combination would unite Elon Musk's rocket and satellite venture with the electric-vehicle maker, creating a single publicly traded entity of substantial scale. No financial terms, exchange ratio, or valuation figures have been disclosed. The deal matters because it would concentrate Musk's flagship assets under one listed structure, reshaping how investors gain exposure to both his space and automotive ambitions. What to watch next is whether formal terms emerge before year-end or the talks stretch into 2027, and how Tesla shareholders respond to any proposed exchange ratio.
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