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SpaceX IPO Demand Hits $250 Billion. Here’s What That Means for Day-One Trading

Reuters recently reported that the SpaceX initial public offering is now three to four times oversubscribed.

SpaceX IPO Demand Hits $250 Billion. Here’s What That Means for Day-One Trading

SpaceX IPO Demand Hits $250 Billion. Here’s What That Means for Day-One Trading

Published June 10, 2026 · Category: Finance

Overview

When SpaceX first announced it would go public, there was no doubt that hype would be off the charts.

However, the company has been attempting to do something no other initial public offering has ever done: raise at least $75 billion.

Details

That’s more than twice the roughly $29.4 billion raised by Saudi Arabian Oil Co., the largest IPO before SpaceX. SpaceX Founder Elon Musk and the many investment bankers working on the IPO appear to have done their job.

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Originally published at www.fool.com.

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