Elon Musk's empire lists major company holdings

A profile by The Hindu Business Line catalogs Elon Musk's current business holdings following SpaceX's June 2026 initial public offering, which pushed his net worth above $1 trillion, making him the first individual to reach that milestone (The Hindu Business Line).

The piece lists Musk's primary companies: SpaceX, the aerospace and satellite firm whose IPO valued the entity at roughly $1.77 trillion; Tesla, the electric vehicle and energy company; Neuralink, the brain-computer interface startup; and The Boring Company, focused on underground transportation infrastructure (The Hindu Business Line). Search corroboration confirms that SpaceX completed a merger with Musk's AI startup xAI in February 2026, meaning the combined entity now encompasses xAI's large language model and AI research operations as well (IBTimes; Euronews Business).

The cross-sector ownership pattern spans aerospace, consumer automotive, neurotechnology, civil infrastructure, and AI research. The profile does not break down valuation or revenue figures by entity, and reads as a general survey rather than an analytical or investigative piece. It offers limited new data points for AI or data science practitioners beyond establishing the xAI and Neuralink connections within the broader holding structure.