SpaceX is considering acquiring T-Mobile as a strategic move to expand its Starlink Mobile wireless service if it cannot secure a wholesale network deal with another company. Analyst Gregory Williams suggests T-Mobile is the most logical target due to SpaceX's existing partnership with them. This acquisition would help SpaceX compete with major wireless providers like Verizon and AT&T. SpaceX's Starlink segment is currently its most profitable unit, accounting for 69% of revenue in Q1, highlighting the importance of expanding its wireless business. The company could fund the purchase by issuing more stock without heavily diluting current shareholders. Additionally, SpaceX might explore acquiring cable TV companies to strengthen its network offerings.
A TD Cowen analyst speculated that SpaceX's Starlink might acquire T-Mobile to expand its terrestrial network, but this is not confirmed by either company or reflected in the market. T-Mobile's stock moves and analyst consensus remain bullish based o...
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