SpaceX's record-breaking IPO is lifting the whole space economy — ride the satellite and launch stocks
SpaceX is about to go public in what would be the largest IPO ever, aiming to raise $75 billion at $135 per share. The company could set final terms as soon as today.
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When a massive company like SpaceX goes public, it doesn't just create buzz around itself — it lifts the entire sector. Investors who can't buy into the SpaceX IPO directly will look for the next best thing: publicly traded companies in the same space economy. Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile, and Intrepid Machines are the most accessible pure-play space stocks, and they tend to rally when space enthusiasm peaks. Tesla also tends to get a halo boost from anything Elon Musk-related. With SpaceX potentially setting IPO terms today, the window to position ahead of the listing-day excitement is right now.
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- SpaceX IPO Plans To Sell 555.6 Million Shares At $135 — Investor's Business Daily
- SpaceX Seeks $75 Billion in IPO at $135 Per Share: Reuters — Bloomberg
- SpaceX Is Said to Plan IPO Terms as Early as Today — Bloomberg