Goldman Sachs Group and Apollo Global Management are in talks with Washington and Wall Street investors to begin selling SpaceX's share of a $40 billion chip financing deal. The deal was structured to exclude debt from SpaceX's balance sheet, and investors were required to buy a single share of up to $500 million before the formal syndicated joint underwriting process began. The debt financing package will be used to pay for approximately $47.3 billion in graphics processor equipment purchases, Nvidia's latest Rubin chips, which will be delivered in the first half of 2027.

Goldman Sachs Group and Apollo Global Management are in talks with Washington and Wall Street investors to begin selling SpaceX's share of a $40 billion chip financing deal. The deal was structured to exclude debt from SpaceX's balance sheet, and investors were required to buy a single share of up to $500 million before the formal syndicated joint underwriting process began. The debt financing package will be used to pay for approximately $47.3 billion in graphics processor equipment purchases, Nvidia's latest Rubin chips, which will be delivered in the first half of 2027.