Is the first step after SpaceX's IPO to acquire Nokia?
Senior investment analyst Emily J. Thompson's latest report reveals: After completing the largest IPO in history, SpaceX is considering putting Nokia in the shopping cart. This rocket company wants to build a "full-stack" AI communication network from space orbit to the ground by integrating Nokia's telecom infrastructure with its own AI capabilities. IPO fundraising of $75 billion to acquire Nokia to fill in ground weaknesses. SpaceX recently finalized its IPO issuance plan: $135 per share, issuing 555.6 million shares, expected to raise $75 billion, with a company valuation skyrocketing to $1.75 trillion. This figure directly breaks the global corporate IPO fundraising record. The prospectus clearly states that "strategic acquisition" is one of the core spending directions. Besides buying GPUs from Nvidia and building a Terafab chip factory for AI computing power, acquiring mature telecom and AI tech companies is also a key move. Analyst Emily emphasizes that Nokia is the most valuable item on SpaceX's list.
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