With an unusual warning to investors, SpaceX reveals that Ilon Musk may be actively returning to the US political scene.

‘Musk was head of her Government Effectiveness Service US President Donald Trump, and may in the future serve in similar roles and devote significant time and energy to these roles, “according to documents examined by Bloomberg and sources that know their content.

The company added this wording of “risk factors” to documents sent to investors on the transaction.

SpaceX’s latest valuation raises the value of the company to about $ 400 billion, making it the largest private business in the world.

Musk’s political shifts

Since he officially left the Trump government at the end of May, after playing an important role in the US president’s attempt to reduce the magnitude of the federal government, Musk appears undecided whether he wants to remain active in politics.

In May, Musk was committed to turning his attention to Tesla, the Startup artificial intelligence XAI and the rest of his business empire, while limiting his political spending. However, after a public conflict with Trump on the tax and budget bill, he pledged in July to establish a new political party with the aim of removing members of Congress from their posts.

A few weeks later, Musk said his attention had returned to his five companies. “Back to seven -day work and sleep in the office when my young children are missing,” he wrote on Sunday on the social networking platform X.

However, the warning included in SpaceX’s recent supply documents acts as a reminder to investors in any of the Ilon Musk companies that few things in the billionaire world or Trump governance are truly definitive.

SpaceX is a key state contractor for both NASA and the US Army. In addition to the Falcon rocket launches and the development of Starship designed to carry people to Mars, the company manages a network of about 8,000 satellites in track, known as Starlink.

As part of the recent share acquisition offer, some shareholders will be able to sell their share to the company – a practice that gains ground between startups that remain out of stock for a long time, but want to offer liquidity to first employees and investors.

According to Bloomberg, SpaceX intends to buy shares totaling up to $ 1.25 billion from employees and other holders.