SpaceX earnings test AI ambitions after 50% stock drop
SpaceX shares rebounded ahead of the companys first quarterly report since its June IPO, as investors looked beyond an expected $1.9 billion loss toward its AI infrastructure plans and Starlink growth. SummarySpaceX is expected to report $6.8 billion in quarterly revenueand a $1.9 billion loss.Bernstein maintained its Outperform rating and $239 price targetbefore the results.SPCX remains more than 50% below its $225.64 highdespite its latest rebound.Investors are watching Starship reuse, Starlink growth, and AI computing demandfor signs of long-term value. SpaceX earnings put AI strategy in focus SpaceX is scheduled to publish its second-quarter results after the U.S. market closes on Tuesday, marking its first earnings report as a public company. Analysts expect the company to post revenue of about $6.8 billion and a net loss near $1.9 billion. Starlink growth is expected to offset some of the losses from SpaceXs launch and artificial intelligence operations, according to estimates cited by CBS News. The headline financial figures may receive less attention than managements outlook for AI infrastructure. SpaceX has been developing plans to deploy space-based data centers, which would use satellite networks to provide computing capacity. You might also like: Can SpaceX earnings revive SPCX stock after its 52% plunge? The companys AI strategy also includes terrestrial infrastructure









