Goldman Sachs Raises SpaceX Price Target to $230
- Rating
- Buy
- Price target
- $230
- from $220
- Implied upside
- +45%
- vs $158.96 prior close

Goldman Sachs analyst Eric Sheridan raised the price target on SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) to $230 (from $220) while maintaining a Buy rating.
“Ahead of its Q3 2026 earnings report, we take the opportunity to refresh and raise our AI segment forecasts (across capacity, revenue & margins) on the back of company deal activity, recent public statements and progress with key enterprise use cases and model developments.
With the company continuing to execute at a high level, we also look to frame potential compute monetization scenarios across FY26-28 and believe that AI segment estimates still look relatively conservative (relative to Street estimates) over the next 6-18 months absent a correction across the broader AI operating landscape.
In addition, for the Space segment – we address recent news flow and reflect on how it might impact the company’s long-term opportunities as launch cadence and reusability continue to scale in the coming years.
We reiterate our Buy rating and raise our 12-month price target from $220 to $230 for SpaceX shares.”
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Tracking this call
Since this note+9% SPCX $158.96 → $173.06 (Oct 6) · 20% of the way to the target
This callScored on Apr 6, 2027, six months after the note: did SPCX reach $230?
Firm track recordGoldman Sachs reached 78% of its 36 scored targets within six months (#5 of 31 firms). Accuracy ranking →




