Cointime update: Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management are negotiating with Washington and Wall Street investors to begin selling shares in an approximately $40 billion chip-financing deal for SpaceX, dated Nov. 5. The structure is designed to keep the debt off SpaceX’s balance sheet, with investors asked to buy tranches of up to $500 million before a formal syndication process starts. The package would fund about $47.3 billion of Nvidia Rubin GPU equipment, delivering in the first half of 2027.
Goldman, Apollo in Talks to Sell $40B SpaceX AI Financing Deal
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