SpaceX's stock surged 5.39% during pre-market trading on Monday, extending its momentum following a historic debut on the Nasdaq last week.
The pre-market jump was fueled by founder Elon Musk's projection that the aerospace company could generate approximately $1 trillion in revenue by 2030, amplifying investor optimism about its long-term growth trajectory. Additionally, the move reflects sustained massive demand that far exceeded the supply of shares in its record-breaking initial public offering, which was oversubscribed by institutional and retail investors alike.
Further buying interest was supported by news that Australian mining tycoon Gina Rinehart acquired a stake worth over $1 billion in SpaceX through her company Hancock Prospecting, validating the company's appeal to large-scale strategic investors. The combination of Musk's ambitious forecast, intense unmet demand, and high-profile investments continues to drive strong sentiment in the stock during the early trading session.

