- Musk’s SpaceX has many investors for its next massive round, which may close in February, sources said.
- Sources said this deal could value the company at a minimum of $60 billion, up from a $46 billion in August.
SpaceX has already lined up more than enough investors for its next massive round of private funding.
It’s a deal that could close in February and skyrocket the company’s valuation to at least $60 billion, according to three people who are familiar with the deal and known to Insider. These people said deal specifics were still being hammered out and that it was possible SpaceX’s valuation could reach as much as $92 billion – double what it was valued at in its most recent funding round in August.
The company, founded by the billionaire Elon Musk, started taking commitments from investors toward the end of last year and allocated the majority of the round to investors by mid-January. But there has been so much interest that the company is still in the process of finalizing details, the sources said.
