Several investment firms have reported substantial returns from their holdings in SpaceX, the rocket and satellite company founded by Elon Musk.

Blue Owl Capital, a private credit firm, disclosed that its SpaceX investment has generated 10-fold gains, leading to a surge in the company's share price. The firm's announcement highlights the strong performance of SpaceX as a private investment.

Separately, venture capital firm 137 Ventures announced it has raised over $700 million across two growth-stage funds. The firm's portfolio includes SpaceX among other high-profile technology companies such as defense contractor Anduril and manufacturing startup Hadrian.

In related corporate governance news, hedge fund manager Boaz Weinstein successfully led a shareholder vote to replace the board of a British investment trust. Weinstein's victory came amid ongoing efforts by activist investors to influence the management of investment vehicles with exposure to high-growth private companies.

The developments underscore the continued investor interest in SpaceX, which has emerged as one of the most valuable private companies globally through its rocket launch services and Starlink satellite internet business.