The first financial report after SpaceX is on the market: rocket, Starlink, AI, three major operations will be filed

SpaceX (SPCX) will publish the second quarter of 2026 after Tuesday's United States stock. This was the first quarterly performance disclosure of the company after its listing in June, through which the market will assess the actual performance of its three main operations, namely, rocket launch, satellite Internet and artificial intelligence, and determine whether the current high valuation can be supported by income growth and AI investment returns. The Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Colin Canfield had previously indicated that there might be “extreme expected deviations” in the first quarter of the financial statements, which meant that there might be significant differences between actual performance and market projections. According to FactSet data, the market expects SpaceX to receive approximately $6.88 billion in the second quarter, with a loss of 23 cents per share, while the company is expected to receive approximately $2.1 billion in the fourth quarter of EBITDA, approximately $39 billion for the year and $17.3 billion in EBITDA。