Filing: Vy Capital owns a 3.4% SpaceX stake; Vy is also the largest outside investor in BoringCo and Neuralink and committed $700M to Musk's Twitter acquisition
THE SO WHAT
One relatively low-profile fund concentrating billions across SpaceX, BoringCo, Neuralink, and Twitter/X means Musk’s ecosystem is more financially interdependent than it looks on the surface. If you’re exposed to any one of these companies — as vendor, partner, or LP — treat Vy Capital’s risk tolerance and liquidity as part of your scenario planning.
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