Goldman Sachs and Apollo seek buyers to take over part of the $40 billion SpaceX chip transaction
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It is reported that Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management are in discussions with investors, planning to sell a portion of the approximately $40 billion in chip financing for SpaceX. According to insiders, the two companies have begun to contact potential buyers and have asked some investors to purchase shares up to $500 million before the formal syndicated loan process is initiated.
It is reported that Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management are in discussions with investors, planning to sell a portion of the approximately $40 billion financing deal for SpaceX artificial intelligence (AI) chips.
Insiders say that these two companies have begun to contact potential buyers and have asked some investors to purchase shares worth up to $500 million before the formal syndicated loan process is initiated.
The design of this chip financing transaction is aimed at avoiding the inclusion of debt in the balance sheet of SpaceX. Reports indicate that this transaction is the largest of its kind for GPU to date. In October, SpaceX announced that a subsidiary of Apollo Global Management would purchase AI chips and server hardware, which would then be leased to SpaceX, with the total principal payment for the transaction amounting to approximately $40 billion.
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