SpaceX Stock Extends Slide Despite $1.6B Space Force Deal
SpaceX shares fell 3.32% on Wednesday, July 29, closing at $112.55. The drop came even as the company landed a fresh $1.6 billion order from the US Space Force covering 18 Falcon 9 launches through 2027. The slide is part of a broader unraveling since SpaceX’s Nasdaq debut.
The stock priced its IPO at $135, then surged to an all-time high of $225.64 in mid-June before reversing hard. A Contract That Couldn’t Halt the Slide Wednesday’s drop extends a rough stretch for SpaceX stock.
Shares hit a record low of $107.01 on Tuesday and still trade below the company’s $135 IPO price. The stock has fallen roughly 29% over the past month. Investors are now bracing for a share unlock around August 6 that could add fresh supply to the market.
SpaceX has been on a steady decline following its record-breaking IPO. Image Source: Trading View Rivals face setbacks of their own. ULA is still working through a months-long technical review of a booster separation issue on its Vulcan rocket.
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