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This week’s show dives straight into Elon Musk’s SpaceX as it gears up for the biggest IPO in market history. We consider what newly released financial details reveal about the company, and whether a mooted $1.75tn valuation is a sign of market madness. Alex Hamer has the details


Coming back down to earth, we take a look at Pets at Home. The FTSE 250 retailer has struggled with a mixed outlook and regulatory scrutiny for several years now. But with a former Waitrose boss now in charge, and underlying markets starting to improve, things could be looking up. Valeria Martinez tell us what’s going on


Lastly, with the publication of the UK’s 10-year defence spending plan imminent, Michael Fahy examines recent numbers from UK manufacturers Qinetiq and Cohort, and delves into what the future holds for the companies and the wider sector.


Read more:

SpaceX’s blast-off could burn investors

Pets at Home profits hit by retail price cuts



Timestamps

00:00 Intro

01:03 SpaceX

19:14 Pets at Home

28:00 Defence


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