SpaceX CEO Elon Musk: Capital Expenditure Efficiency Is Severely Undervalued
Original headlineSpaceX CEO 马斯克：资本开支效率被严重低估
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said on November 1 that the company's capital expenditure efficiency is severely underestimated, responding on X to a Milk Road Stocks post citing analyst Kyle Reidhead's model projecting roughly $470 billion in SpaceX capex over the next five quarters. The figure is an analyst estimate, not company guidance, and Musk's comment signals he views SpaceX's spending as more productive than the market appreciates. The exchange drew attention because SpaceX remains privately held, so capex expectations shape sentiment around its valuation and any future liquidity event rather than trading in public markets. Watch for whether Musk follows up with specifics on spending priorities—such as Starship, Starlink, or launch infrastructure—and for any updates to Reidhead's model or SpaceX disclosures that clarify the actual capex trajectory.
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