Elon Musk, Tesla’s very rich person CEO, said he’s available to the chance of joining his different businesses under one umbrella, like Google’s corporate purge five years back.

“Smart thought,” Musk tweeted in the wake of being tried out the thought by David Lee, a Tesla financial specialist and YouTuber. On Twitter Wednesday, Lee recommended Musk set up a holding organization called “X” that would be the parent firm of Tesla, rocket developer SpaceX, burrowing outfit The Boring Company and cerebrum embed startup Neuralink.

It’s indistinct whether Musk is truly considering the move or simply going along with one of his 41 million Twitter adherents, as he frequently does.

In any case, there is an eminent point of reference — Google framed another parent organization called Alphabet in 2015 to house its unique web index and internet providers activity close by its other different businesses, for example, self-driving car unit Waymo and artificial intelligence firm DeepMind.

There are a ton of waiting inquiries regarding how Musk would execute a comparative rebuilding, for example, regardless of whether the X organization would be traded on an open market like Tesla or secretly held like SpaceX, The Boring Company and Neuralink.

Be that as it may, Lee battles the move would make it simpler for the world’s second-most extravagant man to manage his current endeavors and start new ones. In addition, he noted, Musk as of now claims the area name for X.com, an online bank he established in 1999.

“This isn’t a move centered around expanding market cap or stock value,” Lee said on Twitter. “Or maybe, this is a move centered around making the structure for Elon to have the option to keep on making huge wagers for mankind, and have the opportunity to oversee them.”

Tesla didn’t promptly react to a solicitation for input Thursday. The electric car creator’s stock cost was up about 2.7 percent at $663.61 as of 11:45 a.m.