Musk reportedly borrowed B from SpaceX same month of Twitter deal

Musk reportedly borrowed $1B from SpaceX same month of Twitter deal

Elon Musk withdrew a $1 billion mortgage from SpaceX, the billionaire’s two-decade-old rocket firm, at about the identical time that he purchased Twitter, now generally known as X, for $44 billion, based on a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) report on Tuesday.

SpaceX accredited the $1 billion mortgage, which was backed by a few of Musk’s SpaceX inventory, in October and Musk drew all of it down the identical month, based on the report, citing paperwork. Musk took possession of Twitter in October.

Musk has had preparations with banks to borrow towards his shares in his firms, together with electrical autos (EV) maker Tesla, whereas privately held SpaceX has served as his lender, the report stated, including that paying for Twitter additional sophisticated Musk’s monetary scenario.

Musk is SpaceX’s largest shareholder with a 42% stake and virtually 79% of its voting energy as of March, the report stated, citing a submitting with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

SpaceX had $4.7 billion in money and securities available on the finish of final 12 months, the paper stated, citing paperwork.

Both SpaceX and X didn’t instantly reply to a Reuters request for remark.

Elon Musk offered a large chunk of his Tesla shares in 2022, each earlier than and after the Twitter deal, bringing his whole gross sales to about $40 billion which annoyed traders within the EV maker.

In April 2023, Tesla disclosed that it had additional tightened guidelines round Musk utilizing his stake within the firm to borrow cash, based on the WSJ report.

In addition to Tesla and X, Musk is a co-founder of brain-chip startup Neuralink.

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