Morningstar
Investment research firm that initiated coverage of SpaceX with a $780B fair-value estimate.
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Source→“The private credit market is eager for liquidity as PE exits plunge. An increasing number of borrower sales are related to strategic buyers, Morningstar DBRS data shows.”
Source→“Outflows have been concentrated mostly in private credit funds, as investors, driven by fears about loans extended to software companies in an AI-shaken market, withdrew their money.”
Source→“Morningstar says it is worth $63... SpaceX's actual revenue, losses, and what the business really generates... The honest valuation debate: $2 trillion or $63?”
Source→“After expectations of a $2 trillion valuation circulated widely, the company said last week that it planned to price at $135 a share (or $1.75 trillion in valuation)... Meanwhile, Morningstar (which owns PitchBook) valued the company at $780 billion, or just $63 per share.”
Source→“Loan pricing in the Morningstar LSTA US Leveraged Loan Index is signaling a six-month forward default rate of 1.86% as of November, up from 1.42% in May. The rate remains low in absolute terms, but the upward trajectory may be an early sign of stress in the leveraged loan market.”
Source→“Morningstar initiated coverage with a $780 billion fair-value estimate — 'less than half the roughly $1.8 trillion valuation the company is targeting' — flagging specific risks: 'uncertainty around xAI, orbital data centers, and Elon Musk's voting control.'”
Source→“Morningstar is joining Nasdaq and S&P Dow Jones in exploring ways to revamp its market indexes to include massive IPOs like SpaceX, raising concerns about relaxed requirements.”
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