GermanySpaceX has released its first quarterly results since its record-breaking IPO, which made it worth over two trillion dollars. While revenue exceeded market expectations and net losses were lower than anticipated, significant operational losses in two of its three business segments disappointed investors, causing the stock price to drop by around 8% after trading hours. The company reported a 92% increase in revenue compared to the same quarter last year, reaching $7.81 billion, and nearly halved its net loss to $541 million. However, the Space and AI divisions recorded substantial operational losses, while the Connectivity segment (Starlink) achieved a profit due to increased user numbers. Despite this, the average revenue per subscriber declined, and investor confidence remains cautious.
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