JPMorgan flags China as the biggest obstacle to a Tesla-SpaceX merger
JPMorgan believes Chinese regulatory approval would be the biggest obstacle to a possible merger between Tesla and SpaceX, ahead of a Tesla shareholder vote. The bank's analysis, written by Rajat Gupta, follows Elon Musk's statement that both companies set up special committees to evaluate a combination, with no definitive deal yet. China accounts for about 20% of Tesla's revenue. JPMorgan raises as an alternative separating Tesla's China business through a structure similar, in reverse, to the US-TikTok agreement.
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- JPMorgan identifies Chinese regulatory approval as the hardest obstacle to a Tesla-SpaceX merger, ahead of the Tesla shareholder vote.
- The analysis follows Musk's disclosure that both companies created special committees to evaluate the deal, which has no definitive agreement yet.
- China accounts for about 20% of Tesla's revenue and a larger share of its earnings before interest and taxes and free cash flow.
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