SpaceX's total revenue in the second quarter reached $7.814 billion, approximately 15% higher than market expectations; GAAP operating profit exceeded market expectations by about 91%. Among these, AI business revenue was $2.6 billion, with adjusted EBITDA reaching $1.146 billion, significantly surpassing market expectations. Management stated that the payback period for AI capital expenditures is now less than one year. Connectivity business (Starlink) revenue was $4.291 billion, and space business (Starship) revenue was $0.962 billion, both exceeding expectations. Management revealed that the company has identified a path to achieve an annualized revenue of $100 billion by December and has brought forward the $1 trillion annualized revenue target to 2030. Goldman Sachs immediately raised SpaceX's 12-month target price from $205 to $220, maintaining a buy rating; Citi maintained a buy rating and a $200 target price, reiterating its long-term view of over $900. Despite strong performance, SpaceX's after-hours stock price still fell by 7.46%. Goldman Sachs expects SpaceX's capital expenditures to remain high, with the full-year capital expenditure forecast for 2026 revised up to $64.589 billion, further increasing to $189.115 billion in 2027, and free cash flow remaining negative for several years to come.