Two explosions turned Space X into a launch satellite to improve Internet services

The Wall Street Journal recently disclosed the financial data of Space X. The 2015 Falcon 9 explosion caused it to lose $260 million that year.

This data comes from Space X's internal financial documents. It discloses the financial status of Space X from 2011 to 2015.

Two explosions caused Space X to lose money and turned to launch satellites to improve Internet services

In 2014, Space X ushered in significant growth. NASA outsourced the near-Earth orbit business to Space X, which brought its total revenue to $1 billion, a 47% increase from the previous year's revenue.

However, by 2015, due to the explosion of the Falcon 9 in June, it experienced significant operational losses in 2015.

Two explosions caused Space X to lose money and turned to launch satellites to improve Internet services

Income from Space X 2011 to 2015

Affected by the explosion, Space X slowed down the rocket launch plan, which seriously affected the income of Space X.

It was originally planned to reduce the number of rockets successfully launched in 2015 to six. Its customers have also turned to Space X's competitors to launch satellites.

Last year, its two clients, Inmarsat and American Vision, turned to find its rival Arianespace launch satellite in France.

According to this internal document, Space X still had $1.3 billion in cash flow by the end of 2015, as Space X received $1 billion from investments in Alphabet and Fidelity in early 2015.

Despite this, Space X was already at a loss in the same year. As disclosed in the document, Space X was in an operating loss every quarter and had a cash flow of $15 million.

After the recurrence of the Falcon 9 in September last year, its revenue will be lower than previously expected.

This document estimates that Space X's revenue will reach $1.8 billion in 2016 and operating profit will reach $55 million.

But according to the Wall Street Journal, this expectation may be difficult to achieve. Because this estimate came from the first half of last year, when it was planned to launch 20 rockets, the reality is that it only launched 8 vehicles last year.

Two explosions caused Space X to lose money and turned to launch satellites to improve Internet services

Number and plan of Space X launch rockets from 2011 to 2020 (Note: only the planned number after 2017, in addition to the red box indicates the number of failed launches)

In addition to the income over the past five years, this internal report also mentions revenue expectations for the next 10 years after 2015.

Satellite Internet services are considered by Space X to be an important business for revenue growth in the future.

The report predicts that Space X will benefit from satellite Internet services by 2019. By 2025, Space X expects Internet services to reach more than 40 million users and generate $30 billion in revenue.

Two explosions caused Space X to lose money and turned to launch satellites to improve Internet services

The picture on the left shows the revenue of the Space X rocket launch service and satellite Internet service from 2011 to 2025. The picture on the right shows the operating income. (Note: Estimated from 2016 to 2025)

In 2015, Musk announced that it had announced plans for satellite Internet services and expected to invest $10 billion. In November last year, Space X submitted an application to the US Federal Communications Commission to launch 4,425 satellites to provide high-speed Internet services worldwide. This number is more than three times the number of human launching satellites. These satellites will be sent to low-earth orbit to provide users with 1G of high-speed network services per second.

Space X plans to generate revenue from this segment of the business beyond the current core rocket launch business by 2020, and will bring in revenue between $15 billion and $20 billion by 2025.

Carissa Christensen, chief consultant of consulting firm Tauri Space and Technology, said that using the satellite to provide Internet services could clearly prove the higher valuation of Space X in the rocket launch market, which can only generate $4.5 billion in revenue this year.

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