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by inemesitaffia
17 days ago
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There's no dispute there with what I said. The launch cost for Starlink is in the connectivity segment. It has to go somewhere on your balance sheet and you can't magic it away. If you manufacture cement and you also sell premixed concrete in another division it's a similar thing. Or any other company that sells both raw material and finished product. Here they are saying it's in the connectivity segment costs instead of them buying it at retail. That's all there is. That's how analysts can estimate launch costs ~$20MM and $600k for satellites as opposed to the idea that launch is $0 for Starlink and the cost is hidden in the space segment. |
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