SpaceX stock gains 3.35% from prior report as launches near

SpaceX stock traded at 125.88 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 16:47 CET on Monday, November 2, 2026. That was 3.35 percent above the 121.80 euros quoted in the previous report on Sunday, November 1, separating the latest move from the daily performance against a Xetra close.

The higher quote comes as investors track two Falcon 9 missions scheduled for early November, including a United States Space Force mission and a Starlink deployment from California. The near-term schedule keeps attention on launch execution, booster recovery and the pace of satellite deployment.

Starship remains a larger catalyst

Starship Flight 15 remains a potential November event without a firm launch date. In its official updates, SpaceX describes the program's move toward orbital missions that could deliver Starlink V3 satellites and other payloads.

The company also says its next-generation Starlink Mobile constellation has received approval for up to 15,000 satellites optimized for 2 GHz spectrum. For investors, that links the launch cadence with a broader satellite-connectivity expansion, while the timing and execution of Starship remain important uncertainties.

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