Investors await SpaceX’s $6.82 billion revenue print and $0.29 per-share loss amid heavy AI infrastructure spending.
SpaceX reports second-quarter earnings after the bell, with Wall Street expecting $6.82 billion in revenue and a $0.29 loss per share. The company’s first public quarter highlights AI-driven operating losses as it scales data center capacity.
Analysts lack prior guidance, leaving estimates wide-ranging. SpaceX secured two major compute deals in Q2: Anthropic’s $1.25 billion monthly contract and Alphabet’s $920 million commitment, underscoring its $26.5 trillion AI market opportunity.
The earnings call will center on data center expansion, though the Aug. 6 follow-up may draw more attention for long-term growth projections.