SpaceX shares surged after the company completed three major missions. The launches took place in less than 13 hours.
The missions included Crew-13, an astronaut flight to the International Space Station; Transporter-18, a rideshare carrying 130 payloads; and classified mission NROL-97 for the National Reconnaissance Office, launched aboard a Falcon Heavy rocket.
SpaceX also began recognizing revenue from a significant AI infrastructure contract. CEO Elon Musk said the company had reached a key technical milestone with Nvidia involving advanced data center hardware. His comments suggested that next-generation computing systems were operating above standard industry benchmarks.
SpaceX shares significantly outperformed the broader market, as investors responded to the company’s operational execution and expanding role in space and artificial intelligence.