Movement Alert｜SpaceX Falls 3.13% in After-Hours Trading, Tesla Merger Debate and Financing Overhang Weigh on Sentiment

Market Focus07:07

On October 30, SpaceX fell 3.13% in After-Hours Trading, trading at $139.68 per share, with turnover of $364 million.

The latest public information tied to the move points to continued market debate over a potential Tesla-SpaceX combination, with some investors questioning whether such a transaction could dilute SpaceX shareholder interests and intensify concerns around governance and capital allocation.

That pressure comes on top of still-fresh financing concerns after SpaceX disclosed a roughly $40 billion GPU equipment finance lease arrangement for its AI buildout. While Fitch said the company’s BBB+ rating was unchanged by the GPU lease transaction, earlier reports said related debt pricing could reach 8.75%, reinforcing investor focus on funding costs and heavy capital expenditure. Recent options flow had also shown defensive and bearish positioning, suggesting risk appetite had already softened before the latest after-hours decline.

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