# Raptor Engine İlgili Makaleler

Stock Price Falls Below IPO Price, First Launch After IPO Hits a Snag, Where Will SpaceX Go From Here?

SpaceX Faces Post-IPO Pressure as Starship Launch Aborted, Stock Slumps SpaceX's highly anticipated 13th test flight of its Starship rocket was aborted during the final ignition sequence on July 17th due to issues with some Raptor engines failing to start as expected. CEO Elon Musk stated the company will replace two engines and aims for another launch attempt early next week. This setback comes at a critical time for SpaceX. Following its historic IPO last month, the company's stock (SPCX) has recently fallen below its offering price, down nearly 40% from its peak. The market had hoped a successful test would bolster the declining share price, but the abort triggered further after-hours selling. The article highlights a shift in investor perspective post-IPO. While previous Starship test failures were often viewed within SpaceX's "fail fast, iterate" Silicon Valley engineering culture as valuable data points, public market investors are now more focused on timelines, commercialization prospects, and their impact on valuation and future cash flows. Each delay or issue is now quickly factored into the stock price. While public listing provides crucial capital for ambitious projects like Starlink and Starship, it also brings increased scrutiny and pressure for predictable progress. The upcoming launch attempt is now seen as more than a technical milestone; its success or failure is likely to significantly influence market sentiment and the stock's near-term trajectory as SpaceX navigates the new realities of being a publicly traded company.

Odaily星球日报07/17 03:03