Elon Musk says SpaceX could generate about $1 trillion in revenue annually by 2030, according to multiple reports. The claim is tied to the company’s recent public listing, with some outlets referencing a record IPO valuation reported as around $2 trillion. Musk made the projection on X, stating that SpaceX’s revenue could reach roughly $1 trillion per year by 2030 and potentially be higher in 2031. Other coverage contrasts the statement with existing analyst expectations, including a higher-than-projected outlook highlighted by one outlet. At the same time, at least one report notes that analysts remain skeptical about how much profit or returns SpaceX could ultimately deliver, even if revenue targets were achieved. The reports do not provide independent verification of the forecast figures, and they present Musk’s statements as forward-looking projections made by the company’s leadership in the context of its IPO and public-market debut. Overall, the news focuses on Musk’s revenue target and the differing views on how realistic it is.