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Elon Musk is all about big numbers — millions, billions, even trillions – and there are plenty of them associated with SpaceX and Musk's plans to take the rocket maker public. The prospectus for the SpaceX stock debut shows spending at a massive scale — greater than the economic output of some countries — and about to grow much larger as Musk races to make good on his promise to hurl people to distant planets. Money to be raised in the initial public offering — estimated at $75 billion — will help finance those futuristic, fantastical plans.

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The market is already treating tomorrow’s SpaceX IPO as one of the most important public offerings in decades. Investors are focused on valuation, demand, and whether the company can justify the excitement surrounding a business that spans launch services, Starlink internet, artificial intelligence, robotics, and advanced manufacturing. Yet the bigger story may be what happens ... Prediction: Elon Musk Will Target 2 Trillion-Dollar Acquisitions After the SpaceX IPO

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More than 4,400 current and former SpaceX employees stand to gain life-changing wealth as the rocket company prepares to debut on Nasdaq

Investing.com -- New Street Research has initiated coverage of SpaceX with a 12-month price target of $165, representing 22% upside from the proposed IPO price and corresponding to a $2.3 trillion equity value following the company's potential acquisition of Cursor.

Elon Musk will attend an ASML event on Thursday to discuss his plans for the Terafab semiconductor factory.

Musk is expected to discuss a chip venture tied to Tesla, SpaceX, and ASML's lithography systems.

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SpaceX could raise about $75 billion and reach a $1.8 trillion valuation.

Citigroup is establishing a way for its wealthy and institutional clients to trade shares of private companies through a blockchain, a venture it hopes will be adopted by other banks across Wall Street. The bank said it is in discussions with some of the largest private companies to get involved. The venture is intended to broaden access to private firms at the same time companies are taking longer to go public, and Wall Street has been in a frenzy over the coming blockbuster stock-market debuts of SpaceX, Anthropic and others.

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The IPO market could finally be getting its moment in 2026. A number of high-profile private companies are expected to pursue public listings, giving investors one of the most anticipated IPO calendars in years. SpaceX has set its initial public offering price at $135 a share, targeting a valuation ...

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Elon Musk's rocket company SpaceX will make its debut on Wall Street Friday and both institutional and retail investors are expected to gobble up the 555.6 million shares going up for sale at $135 apiece. In a video conference on Musk's social media platform X, he told JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon that people have suggested for the last 10 years that he take SpaceX public. SpaceX is likely to become the biggest IPO ever, with proceeds of around $75 billion.

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SpaceX (SPCX) started trading on Friday following the biggest IPO ever.

SpaceX (SPCX) started trading on Friday following the biggest IPO ever.

SpaceX (SPCX) started trading on Friday following the biggest IPO ever.

SpaceX's priced its IPO Thursday night ahead at $135 a share ahead of the stock's debut on the Nasdaq on Friday, June 12.

SpaceX's record-breaking IPO enters its final stretch, with the deal set to "price" Thursday night ahead of the stock's debut on the Nasdaq on Friday, June 12. But this pricing night will look nothing like the ones Wall Street, and investors, are used to.

Buying SpaceX stock after June 12 is only one way to get exposure following the biggest IPO in history. Here are the three ways in, and what to know about each investment method.

SpaceX's market debut on Friday is expected to be the largest-ever IPO, capping the meteoric rise of a company that has reshaped the space business with reusable rockets and internet beamed from orbit and ‌which now targets space-based AI. Aiming for a $1.75 trillion valuation that would instantly rank it among the world's most valuable companies, SpaceX is ‌pitching itself as humanity's ticket to Mars. Its financials, though, show a company whose aggressive spending on computing power for AI and developing a new rocket has overwhelmed the profits from its ​Starlink satellite internet service.

Even before going public, Elon Musk’s SpaceX has become a household name in America — more widely recognized than legacy Apollo-era companies and even prominent 2028 presidential hopefuls, according to a Reuters/Ipsos ‌poll. For the last decade, SpaceX rockets have regularly returned to ocean platforms or giant mechanical arms on the launchpad in controlled ‌landings that resemble science fiction. Just 13% say they have never heard of SpaceX.

SpaceX is seeking to sell 555 million shares at $135 each, raising $75 billion and valuing the rocket maker at $1.77 trillion — making it one of the largest public companies.

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As SpaceX prepares for its record-breaking $75 billion market debut with great fanfare, Wall Street traders, brokers and exchanges are working nonstop to make sure their trading systems can handle the blockbuster IPO and avoid the chaos that marred other highly anticipated launches. Weighing heavily is Facebook's infamous debut in ‌2012, which was upended by technical glitches that turned into hours of uncertainty over whether trades had been properly executed, ultimately costing market-makers hundreds of millions of dollars. Financial firms have undergone ‌weeks of preparation to ensure SpaceX's Friday trading debut is a success, particularly ahead of other blockbusters expected later this year from Anthropic and OpenAI.

Elon Musk is on the verge of financial immortality: The world's richest man — and potentially its first trillionaire — has built a sovereign corporate kingdom that is too systemic to fail.

Historically, large IPO stocks have often declined during their first year on the public market.

Retail investors have the opportunity to be a part of the biggest IPO ever.