A merger between SpaceX and Tesla could be announced as early as December, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, setting up what would be the largest corporate deal ever. Boards and advisers for both companies are working out key terms, including the share exchange ratio for Tesla investors and how the combined company would be governed. The announcement could still slip into early 2027 if talks take longer. A merged group would bring together Tesla’s cars, batteries and robots with SpaceX’s rockets, satellites and AI business, with a combined value of about $3.4 trillion to $3.5 trillion. Musk has said the idea has a lot of merit, pointing to shared work on AI chips, robotics and orbital computing, while independent committees review the deal because he is conflicted. Earlier reports suggested Musk wanted to finalise a deal while President Trump is in office, a push that may have sped up after Democrats won Congress. Major hurdles remain, including Chinese regulatory approval, since China accounts for about 20% of Tesla’s revenue.
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