As of June 10th, $SPCX , Forbes' real-time data shows that Elon Musk's net worth is approximately $79.3 billion, while Bloomberg and other platforms estimate it to be between $73 billion and $83 billion, with slight variations across different sources.
The bulk of his wealth comes from SpaceX, where he holds about 41% to 42% of the shares. According to the latest IPO estimates for SpaceX, the overall valuation could reach between $1.75 trillion and $1.8 trillion, meaning this portion of equity alone could bring him over $860 billion, accounting for the vast majority of his total wealth. Aside from SpaceX, his remaining assets are primarily Tesla.
Let's do some quick math: excluding SpaceX, Musk's current net worth is around $80 billion, and he needs an additional $920 billion to surpass the trillion-dollar mark. Currently, SpaceX's IPO is priced at $135 per share, and his holdings correspond to a value of about $860 billion. If the stock price rises to $145, he can close that gap.
In other words, compared to the $135 issue price, the stock only needs to pump about 7.4% for Musk to become the first trillionaire in the world.
The bulk of his wealth comes from SpaceX, where he holds about 41% to 42% of the shares. According to the latest IPO estimates for SpaceX, the overall valuation could reach between $1.75 trillion and $1.8 trillion, meaning this portion of equity alone could bring him over $860 billion, accounting for the vast majority of his total wealth. Aside from SpaceX, his remaining assets are primarily Tesla.
Let's do some quick math: excluding SpaceX, Musk's current net worth is around $80 billion, and he needs an additional $920 billion to surpass the trillion-dollar mark. Currently, SpaceX's IPO is priced at $135 per share, and his holdings correspond to a value of about $860 billion. If the stock price rises to $145, he can close that gap.
In other words, compared to the $135 issue price, the stock only needs to pump about 7.4% for Musk to become the first trillionaire in the world.