SpaceX
SpaceX builds reusable rockets that launch satellites, cargo and astronauts, uses them to run the Starlink satellite internet service, and since 2026 also runs the Grok AI models, the X platform and AI data centers.
It launches most of everything that reaches orbit.
Falcon rockets have carried more than 80% of the world's mass to orbit each year since 2023, much of it Starlink satellites.
How big is SpaceX?
Mostly Starlink, then launches and AI.
- Connectivity$11.4B
- Space$4.1B
- Super Intelligence$3.2B
Reuse rockets. Fill orbit. Sell bandwidth and compute.
- 1Reusable Falcon rockets
- 2Its own Starlink satellites
- 3Internet and AI compute
Most launches carry its own satellites, so cheap reusable rockets turn directly into Starlink capacity that customers pay for every month.
More than SpaceX.
- Elon Musk84.4%
- Alphabet Inc. (Google LLC)7.2%
- Antonio J. Gracias (Valor entities)6.5%
CEO: Elon Musk
- 2002SpaceX is founded
- 2008Falcon 1 reaches orbit
- 2012Dragon reaches the space station
- 2015First rocket booster lands
- 2019First Starlink satellites launched
Every number on this page comes from SpaceX's own reports.
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