| Deutsche Bank is bullish on "the Exxon for space." It’s a little-known company that supplies the gases that fuel SpaceX rockets, including 65% to 75% of all launches industry-wide. And with SpaceX's IPO just weeks away, the bank says SpaceX's launch ramp could double this company's commercial aerospace business. But there's a much bigger opportunity than buying this stock right now. Go here now for urgent details. Have you heard of Linde? That’s the stock Deutsche Bank is calling "the Exxon for space.” It's a $230 billion industrial gas company that most investors have never thought about as a SpaceX play. But it's deeply embedded in the entire space industry. That’s because it supplies liquid oxygen, liquid nitrogen, liquid helium, liquid hydrogen, and rare gases like xenon and krypton… all of which are critical to rocket launches and satellite operations. The company supplied NASA's Apollo program in 1969. It also supplied the recent Artemis II mission, which used 200,000 gallons of Linde propellants alone. And today it supplies somewhere between 65% and 75% of all rocket launches globally. Deutsche Bank says the SpaceX IPO could double Linde's commercial aerospace business, taking it "well over $1 billion in the not too distant future." The bank also said the launch ramp alone could grow this business "multiple times" from current levels. This is a profitable and well-established company that benefits from every rocket SpaceX launches. But here's the thing… Linde already trades at a $230 billion market cap. Its space business is currently less than 5% of total revenue. Even if SpaceX's IPO doubles Linde's commercial aerospace business to $1 billion, that's still under 3% of Linde's $36 billion in total annual revenue. The needle barely moves. You'd be paying full price for an industrial gas conglomerate just to get indirect exposure to the SpaceX growth story. A much better way to get exposure is to simply claim SpaceX Pre-IPO shares using this backdoor most investors are not considering. All you need to take advantage of it is a regular brokerage account and $100 to invest. Go here to see how to claim your shares before the IPO. Ian Wyatt |
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