Elon Musk Created A Mysterious Corporation Called ‘United States Of America Inc’
While the company’s purpose is unknown, it shares its name with a widely debunked conspiracy theory, and follows Trump’s claim that Musk will lead a proposed government efficiency commission.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk jumps on stage during a campaign rally for former president and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Republican mega-donor Elon Musk has quietly incorporated two new companies that could indicate his further involvement in U.S. politics, Forbes has learned.
Established earlier this month, the mysterious entities were formed in the billionaire’s home state of Texas using an address shared with his family office; they are United States of America Inc., and Group America LLC. Neither has been previously reported.
There’s little to illuminate their purpose, but United States of America Inc. appears to be a holding company and identifies Musk as its sole director. It’s listed as the managing member of Group America LLC, which does not name Musk, but is linked to him through the address that’s exclusively shared by a number of his companies, including Musk Ventures and several LLCs he’s reportedly also used to conduct business. Representatives for Musk did not respond to a request for comment.
Over the past few months, the tech mogul has loudly supported Trump. At a campaign rally last week, he notoriously leapt about the stage. Now, he’s touring Pennsylvania, an important battleground state, to stump for the former president. Musk has also become one of Trump’s top donors, contributing at least $75 million to “America PAC,” the pro-Trump political action committee he launched in May, according to newly filed campaign finance records.
