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The Twelfth Magpie says Vodafone is backing a lesser-known SpaceX rival

Summary of reporting by The Twelfth Magpie·

Key points

  • The Twelfth Magpie says Vodafone is betting on a lesser-known competitor to SpaceX.
  • The piece says many investors are buying SpaceX shares.

According to The Twelfth Magpie, Vodafone is betting on a lesser-known competitor to SpaceX. The outlet says this comes as many people are buying shares in SpaceX. The brief does not provide additional details about the competitor, Vodafone’s investment, or why the company is making the bet. The report frames the move as a contrast with investor interest in SpaceX, but does not include further information beyond that point.

Original reporting

This page summarizes reporting by The Twelfth Magpie, originally published October 30, 2026 at 1:00 PM under the headline "While everyone's buying SpaceX shares, Vodafone's betting on this lesser-known competitor". All rights to the original article belong to The Twelfth Magpie.

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