Forbes estimates that Josh Kushner’s net worth has risen from $5.2 billion to $16.7 billion over the past year, driven by gains tied to SpaceX and artificial intelligence investments. The jump also coincided with growth at Thrive Capital, the firm he founded, whose assets under management increased from $23 billion in December 2024 to more than $65 billion.
A key contributor was Kushner’s early investment in SpaceX at a $38 billion valuation. After the company went public in June this year, the value of his stake reportedly reached $10 billion. SpaceX later acquired AI coding startup Cursor in a $60 billion deal, which doubled the value of Kushner’s 7% stake in that company to $4.2 billion.
Kushner also holds shares in OpenAI, which was valued at $852 billion in March and is expected to go public later this year. His broader portfolio includes Databricks, Stripe and Anduril, according to the report cited by Techub from BeInCrypto.
Josh Kushner’s net worth has increased from $5.2 billion to $16.7 billion over the past year, according to Forbes.
Assets under management at Thrive Capital, the firm he founded, also grew from $23 billion in December 2024 to more than $65 billion. The increase was mainly linked to investments in SpaceX and AI coding startup Cursor.
Kushner made an early investment in SpaceX at a $38 billion valuation. After the company went public in June this year, the value of his stake reportedly reached $10 billion.
SpaceX then acquired Cursor in a $60 billion deal, doubling the value of Kushner’s 7% stake in the company to $4.2 billion.
Kushner also holds a stake in OpenAI. The lab was valued at $852 billion in March and is expected to go public later this year.
His portfolio also includes Databricks, Stripe and Anduril.
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