Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood expressed optimism about SpaceX's future, suggesting it could become "the most important company in global history," despite a 48% drop in its stock price to $116.95, below its IPO price of $135. Wood highlighted the potential of Starlink, space launches, and orbital data centers as significant growth opportunities. Starlink, with a 70% share of in-orbit satellites, is pivotal in global communications, while SpaceX's orbital data centers are reducing computing costs and aiding AI development.
Ark Invest has invested approximately $80 million in SpaceX since its IPO, adding $20.5 million during the recent stock decline. SpaceX is set to release its first quarterly report on August 4, with the expiration of a lock-up period for 911.5 million insider shares starting August 6, which could impact the stock price.
Cathie Wood Sees SpaceX as Potentially 'Most Important Company' Despite Stock Drop
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