SpaceX introduced a website for retail investors on June 5 that includes the prospectus, a Q&A section, and the full roadshow presentation. The move coincides with a new SEC filing that restates the company's plan for a $75 billion primary offering priced at $135 per share.
That pricing implies a post-money valuation between roughly $1.75 trillion and $1.77 trillion once the greenshoe option is included. The institutional roadshow began the same day, June 5, with no alterations reported to the June 11 pricing date or the June 12 Nasdaq debut under the ticker SPCX.
Private-market trading on Forge showed a last price of $129.01 on June 5. The offering will use an unconventional fixed-price structure rather than a traditional bookbuild.
Canadian investors considering participation would access the shares through brokerage accounts that support U.S. listings. Currency conversion, settlement procedures, and any allocation limits under the fixed-price format would apply once final details are released.
Key timeline points include:
- Retail portal and updated filing released June 5
- Institutional meetings underway from June 5
- Pricing expected June 11
- Trading debut scheduled for June 12
Information is drawn from the company's posted materials, the June 5 SEC filing, and contemporaneous reports by Yahoo Finance and the Wall Street Journal. No changes to the previously announced schedule have been confirmed.