Reports published June 3 by Reuters and CNBC state that SpaceX has fixed its IPO price at $135 per share. The offering seeks to raise $75 billion through the sale of 555.6 million primary shares.
The targeted valuation reaches approximately $1.75 trillion when including the greenshoe option. This fixed-price method, established ahead of the roadshow, differs from conventional U.S. IPO sequencing.
The company plans to list on Nasdaq under ticker SPCX. Pricing is scheduled for June 11 and trading is expected to begin June 12. Roadshow activities are indicated to start shortly after the June 3 announcements.
Amended S-1 filings referenced in the coverage confirm an all-primary structure with no secondary shares included.
- IPO price fixed at $135 per share
- $75 billion raise via 555.6 million primary shares
- $1.75 trillion valuation including greenshoe
- Nasdaq debut June 12 under SPCX
Canadian investors may observe this U.S. listing for its potential effects on aerospace and technology sector valuations, though direct participation details remain subject to final allocation processes outlined in regulatory filings.