Tesla-SpaceX Merger Does Not Require Premium, Says LumaSenti Partner

Yahoo Finance · 2026-10-28

LumaSenti managing partner Larry Goldberg stated that Tesla shareholders do not need a premium to benefit from a merger with SpaceX, arguing that a lower premium actually provides greater long-term value through the SpaceX shares received. Goldberg suggested that combining both corporate assets and cash flows could effectively finance a massive computing buildout ranging from $500 billion to $1 trillion. However, he floated a figure of $500 per share as a compromise to win over reluctant investors opposing the transaction. On Tuesday, TSLA shares advanced 4% to close at $407.46, while SPCX gained 1% to reach $148.58. Musk previously noted that independent committees are reviewing a potential combination, though terms remain undecided and a 50% shareholder approval is required.

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Amid rising possibilities of a merger between Tesla and SpaceX, Larry Goldberg of Lumacentr argued that shareholders can gain long-term value through SpaceX stock exchange even without a premium. Driven by these merger discussions, Tesla's stock rose 4% to $407.46, and SpaceX rose 1%. Investors are focusing on the massive computing infrastructure financing effect and stock volatility resulting from the merger.

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Electric Vehicles — The possibility of a merger between Tesla and SpaceX acted as a short-term positive catalyst, driving Tesla's stock up by 4%.
AI — A merger between the two companies is expected to facilitate easier financing for building a massive computing infrastructure valued between $500 billion and $1 trillion.

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