Investors' participation in SpaceX: the methods through which Elon Musk gains financial backing
In the ever-evolving world of business, several significant developments have caught the attention of investors and market analysts alike. This week's issue of DER AKTIONÄR delves into these transformative events, providing insights into their potential impact on the global stock market.
Firstly, a potential shift in the market position of a DAX heavyweight may be on the horizon. With the successful completion of a deal worth $40 billion, the corporation has significantly reduced its debt and transformed into a potential growth company. The information about this development and the company's growth potential can be found in the new issue of DER AKTIONÄR (from page 10).
Another noteworthy event is the sale of an American corporation's entire mobile phone spectrum to SpaceX for $8.5 billion in cash and shares. This deal, which values SpaceX at approximately $400 billion, will give investors an indirect way to access Elon Musk's unlisted rocket company. SpaceX will use the technology from the American corporation for its satellite mobile phone service, which is independent of traditional networks. This could be a game-changer for the US stock market, offering a new strategic perspective and making it interesting for new long-term investors.
The new issue of DER AKTIONÄR also discusses the potential growth of the world's largest alternative asset manager (on page 34). Expectations are high for this financial giant, with growth anticipated in the coming quarters.
In an unexpected turn of events, US President Donald Trump could potentially be referred to as the 'cannabis president.' This issue of DER AKTIONÄR includes a discussion about Trump's potential role in the cannabis industry (on page 46). During the election campaign, Trump referred to himself as the 'crypto president,' and this could hint at further involvement in the rapidly growing cannabis sector.
The new issue of DER AKTIONÄR also sheds light on the changing dynamics of the enterprise software market (on page 30). Two giants of enterprise software have taken the lead over their American rival, suggesting a shift in the competitive landscape of this industry.
Lastly, the telematics specialist has secured lucrative large projects, leading to sustainably increasing sales. This significant profit jump is now on the agenda for the company due to its leading market position. The new issue of DER AKTIONÄR discusses the telematics specialist's growth (on page 10), offering a comprehensive overview of this promising development.
These developments underscore the dynamic and unpredictable nature of the global stock market. Stay tuned for more insights and analysis in the next issue of DER AKTIONÄR.
