Musk's Wealth Reaches $1.2 Trillion as SpaceX Surpasses TSMC in Valuation
On June 15, according to the latest global billionaire rankings released by Forbes, Elon Musk, the head of Tesla and SpaceX, has seen his personal wealth soar to an astonishing $1.2 trillion, setting a historical record. He became the world's first 'trillionaire' in the previous trading day. This wealth phenomenon is primarily attributed to the strong performance of his two flagship companies. Recent market data shows that SpaceX (SPCX) has reached a total valuation of $2.28 trillion (approximately $2.28 trillion), surging 8% in a single day, officially surpassing semiconductor giant TSMC (TSM), which has a market value of $2.26 trillion, and entering the top tier of U.S. stock market valuations, ranking sixth. Currently, the top three in the U.S. stock market by total market value are Nvidia ($5.05 trillion), Google, and Apple. SpaceX, with its absolute dominance in the commercial space and Starlink sectors, continues to see its valuation skyrocket, becoming the core pillar of Musk's trillion-dollar fortune.
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