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06 Jun 2026, 09:24 UTC · 5h ago
SpaceX Set a Fixed IPO Price of $135. Is That a Red Flag or a Power Move?
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06 Jun 2026, 09:24 UTC · 5h ago
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SpaceX is planning an IPO on June 12, aiming to raise approximately $75 billion by selling 555.6 million Class A shares at $135 per share. — An IPO of this magnitude creates a massive new asset for institutional investors and sets a historic benchmark for the space-tech sector.
+0.80SpaceX has lowered its implied IPO valuation to $1.77 trillion, down from a previously targeted $2 trillion. — A $200 billion downward revision in valuation prior to launch suggests a lack of appetite at peak pricing or internal concerns about growth.
-0.40Reports suggest Elon Musk may consider merging SpaceX with Tesla (TSLA) in the future. — A potential merger would fundamentally alter Tesla's business model and valuation by integrating a high-growth space-tech vertical.
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A recent rocket explosion at Blue Origin has increased investor caution regarding the broader space industry. — Operational failures by competitors can trigger systemic risk aversion for the entire sector, regardless of a specific company's performance.
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Mentioned only as a historical benchmark for IPO capital raising.
Mentioned in the context of a potential future merger with SpaceX and general stock data.
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