Blue Owl co-CEO Marc Lipschultz said on the company’s Oct. 29 earnings call that it could meet more demand for SpaceX chip financing as it develops partnerships, while its capital pools were not yet large enough to serve the opportunity fully.
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Add as a preferred source on GoogleBlue Owl Says It Could Meet More Demand for SpaceX Chip Financing
Lipschultz said the firm's capital pools were not yet large enough to serve the opportunity fully.
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