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Business · 15 August 2026

Alphabet's SpaceX stake: $900M investment now worth $94B

Alphabet's SpaceX stake: $900M investment now worth $94B

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Google's parent company originally put $900 million into Elon Musk's rocket business in 2015, multiplying its money more than 100 times. Official filings reveal Alphabet owned 551.2 million shares by late June, making it the biggest institutional investor following SpaceX's recent stock market debut. Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund also reported a $26.3 billion stake, while Musk himself retains nearly half the business.

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