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Musk says a Tesla-SpaceX merger would need all Tesla shares, not just votes

Summary of reporting by Yahoo Finance·

Key points

  • Yahoo Finance reports Musk said he likes the idea of a Tesla-SpaceX merger.
  • He added that such a merger would need a majority of all Tesla shares, not just the votes cast.

According to Yahoo Finance, Musk said he likes the idea of a merger between Tesla and SpaceX. He then said the proposal would need support from a majority of all Tesla shares, not simply a majority of the votes cast. The report presents that point as Musk’s clarification about the level of approval required.

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This page summarizes reporting by Yahoo Finance, originally published October 28, 2026 at 2:10 PM under the headline "Musk Likes a Tesla-SpaceX Merger. Then He Admitted It Needs a Majority of ALL Tesla Shares, Not Just Votes Cast". All rights to the original article belong to Yahoo Finance.

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