There's a Wall Street Journal article on some numbers they saw on SpaceX finances (WSJ is a paid subscription). The article is a bit of a hash of numbers, so I'll try to summarize a bit.
FY 2021
Revenue: $4.2 billion (including $1.5 billion from sale of stock)
Expenses: $5.2 billion
Loss: $1 billion
FY 2022
Revenue: $5.7 billion (including $2.0 billion from sale of stock)
Expenses: $6.3 billion
Loss: $0.5 billion
FY 2023 (Q1)
Revenue: $1.5 billion
Expenses: $1.5 billion
Gain: $55 million
Projected FY 2023
Revenue: $6.0 billion
Expenses: $5.8 billion
Gain: $220 million
Also mentioned is that Falcon 9 flights got more expensive, going from $62 to $67 million, while Falcon Heavy flights went from $90 million to $97 million.
I'm posting all this here because I figure that most of the $5.4 billion spent in 2021 and 2022 was on Starship and its supporting facilities. Perhaps $4 billion. Call it $2 billion per year, with $700 million for Falcon and Starlink operations.
FY 2021
Revenue: $4.2 billion (including $1.5 billion from sale of stock)
Expenses: $5.2 billion
Loss: $1 billion
FY 2022
Revenue: $5.7 billion (including $2.0 billion from sale of stock)
Expenses: $6.3 billion
Loss: $0.5 billion
FY 2023 (Q1)
Revenue: $1.5 billion
Expenses: $1.5 billion
Gain: $55 million
Projected FY 2023
Revenue: $6.0 billion
Expenses: $5.8 billion
Gain: $220 million
During 2021 and last year, the company spent a total of $5.4 billion on purchases of property and equipment and incurred significant research and development costs, the documents show. Some portion of that spending is tied to its program developing Starship, a powerful rocket that poses immense hurdles for SpaceX. Costs for Starship weren’t specified in the documents.
Also mentioned is that Falcon 9 flights got more expensive, going from $62 to $67 million, while Falcon Heavy flights went from $90 million to $97 million.
I'm posting all this here because I figure that most of the $5.4 billion spent in 2021 and 2022 was on Starship and its supporting facilities. Perhaps $4 billion. Call it $2 billion per year, with $700 million for Falcon and Starlink operations.