Deutsche Bank analysts believe that Elon Musk's SpaceX is on track to achieve its goal of $100 billion in annual recurring revenue by the end of 2026.
SpaceX's quarterly financial report, released on August 4, showed its revenue exceeded expectations, reaching $7.81 billion. The company's management stated during the earnings call that they anticipate annual recurring revenue (ARR) to reach $100 billion by December this year. Deutsche Bank analysts, in a report on August 10, noted that despite SpaceX's Q2 ARR being only $31 billion, they believe this target is "very likely achievable," primarily due to contributions from its "neocloud" AI computing infrastructure leasing service and Cursor business. Analysts expect the neocloud business to become SpaceX's primary revenue source, potentially even surpassing its space launch operations.
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