An e-mail message by Elon Musk to SpaceX officials was leaked. In the message, Musk mentioned that the crisis in the production of its engines, which is also important for the takeoff of the Starlink V2 satellite, could lead the company to bankruptcy.
Elon Musk, who took the title of the richest person in the world from Jeff Bezos about 2 months ago, seems to be hurting because of 1 of his 6 companies. And we’re not talking about a subsidiary company that he can’t spare enough time for. The company in question is a private space transportation company that has participated in important missions with many important space agencies, including NASA. SpaceX.
According to a leaked information, the CEO of the company, Elon Musk, SpaceX is in danger of bankruptcy in the long run. is thinking. The reason for this is the disruptions in the production of the engine the company uses in its rockets.
The problem is the crisis in Raptor engine production.
An internal email message that appears to have come from Elon Musk was leaked yesterday and was confirmed by CNBC today. In the message, Musk with Raptor engines He spoke of his concerns that the insufficient progress achieved will gradually push the company into bankruptcy. The expressions used by the CEO in the message were as follows: Unfortunately the Raptor production crisis is much worse than it seemed a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, when we investigated the issues after the previous senior management was dismissed, are much more serious than reported appeared. It is not possible to take this news and to soften it.
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Calling his employees to mobilize to leave this ‘disaster’ behind, unless there is an emergency, Musk decided to take time off on weekends to spare time for himself and his family. Expressing that he will delay this decision, the CEO explained the point to be reached with the following words: Next year Starship flight at least every other week If we don’t get to the point where we can do it, we run the real risk of bankruptcy.