Wall Street begins to anticipate a merger between SpaceX and Tesla

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Golden Finance reports that after SpaceX's successful IPO, Wall Street has begun to anticipate a merger between SpaceX and Tesla. Investors, analysts, and even an executive from SpaceX have discussed the benefits of this deal on social media, research reports, and television interviews: the two companies have long shared executives and other resources and are jointly developing multi-billion dollar projects.
SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell hinted in a CNBC interview after the IPO that a merger "might make Elon’s life easier" and could generate synergies in AI, energy, robotics, and other fields.
Legal experts pointed out that Musk is essentially "doing a deal with himself," which could trigger shareholder lawsuits accusing him of harming minority shareholders' interests. However, legal specialists also believe this cannot prevent the merger: both companies are registered in Texas, where local corporate law makes challenging management decisions very difficult. Musk’s absolute control over SpaceX and significant influence over Tesla place him in a dominant position.
Additionally, Musk has previously discussed the merger informally, and SpaceX’s IPO documents also hinted at issuing a large amount of equity for future transactions, including a potential merger. (The New York Times)
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