SpaceX shares slip after $60 billion Anysphere acquisition closes
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SpaceX closed its $60B all-stock acquisition of Anysphere (Cursor), issuing ~389.3M Class A shares plus converted RSUs/options, increasing dilution and integrating Cursor into SpaceXAI. Despite earlier deal-driven momentum, SPCX traded lower (~-0.9%) on the closing, suggesting near-term focus on share supply, integration execution, and the absence of disclosed standalone financials for Cursor beyond implied equity value.
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SpaceX has completed its $60 billion stock-based acquisition of Anysphere, bringing the Cursor coding platform into its SpaceXAI business and issuing 389 million Class A common shares. After the announcement, SPCX fell about 0.9% in Friday trading to around $140. The stock had previously jumped more than 17% when the deal plan became public, briefly hitting an intraday record of $225.64.
