SpaceX (SPCX) Stock: What Investors Should Know About Starship Test 14 in September
TLDR
- SPCX dropped 1.9% in premarket trading Monday, sitting at $135.28
- SpaceX hit 100 launches in 2026 over the weekend, following two Starlink missions
- Starlink ended Q2 with 12 million subscribers and $4.3 billion in quarterly sales
- A static fire test of six Raptor engines on Starship’s upper stage was completed Aug. 21
- Starship Test 14, expected in September, could include achieving stable Earth orbit
SpaceX stock slipped 1.9% in premarket trading Monday, sitting at $135.28 against its $135 IPO price. That minor dip comes even as the company wrapped up a busy weekend of activity.
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SpaceX completed two Starlink satellite missions over the weekend. A Falcon 9 launched 29 satellites from Cape Canaveral, while another lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base carrying 27 Starlink satellites.
Those back-to-back missions pushed SpaceX past a milestone: 100 launches in 2026. The company reached that same mark a few days later in 2025, when it went on to complete 170 total launches for the year, more than half of all global launches.
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