Goldman and Apollo shop SpaceX $40 billion chip financing

Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management are in talks with investors to sell portions of a roughly $40 billion financing for SpaceX's artificial intelligence chips, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.

Why it matters: A sell-down would test investor appetite for the largest single AI hardware financing assembled this year, and would spread exposure to SpaceX's chip buildout beyond the two firms arranging it.

Data as of Reuters report published by Investing.com on November 4, 2026 and read in full via the live browser in this run, attributing the talks to Bloomberg News reporting. The item is a single sentence: it names no buyers, tranches or timetable, and neither SpaceX, Goldman Sachs nor Apollo has confirmed it in a document read in this run. Single-sourced, second-hand report. Developing item.

Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management are in talks with investors to sell portions of a roughly $40 billion financing deal for SpaceX’s artificial intelligence chips, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, in a report carried by Reuters.

The financing is the Apollo-led package first reported in October, assembled to fund SpaceX’s purchases of Nvidia chips for its AI buildout. Selling portions to outside investors would move the deal from arrangement into syndication, the stage at which pricing and final allocations are set by demand.

Goldman and Apollo shop SpaceX $40 billion chip financing

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