HSBC Initiates SpaceX at Hold, $115 Price Target

Analyst: Nicolas Cote-Colisson 1 min read Reproduced verbatim
Rating
Hold
New coverage
Target
$115
First target
Outcome
Reached
on July 27, 2026
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What the analyst said

HSBC analyst Nicolas Cote-Colisson initiated coverage of SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) with a Hold rating and a $115 price target.

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Where the price stands

SPCX trades at $134. The 29 analysts who set a target in the last 3 months range from $75 to $800, with a median of $240. This $115 target is 52% below the median.

Since the note SPCX has moved +16% (from $115). 12-month window: day 107 of 365, closes on July 23, 2027.

Track record

This call✓ Target reached on July 27, 2026, 4 days after the note.

Firm track recordHSBC: 60% of its 20 targets at least a year old were reached within 12 months (#25 of 26 firms). Accuracy ranking →

HSBC on SpaceX

HSBC price targets on SpaceX

2 calls from July 23, 2026 to October 21, 2026. The target went from $115 to $150 (+30%). The rating stayed Hold.

HSBC targetSPCX share price
  1. October 21, 2026Target raised from $115 (+30%)Hold$150
  2. July 23, 2026 This noteEarliest call shownHold$115
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