SpaceX will allocate shares to small investors as part of its initial public offering. A special event for 1,500 investors will take place in June.
Cristina Petrache
Economy
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SpaceX has revealed the first details of its initial public offering (IPO) during a meeting with its banking team. The company announced that it intends to allocate a significant portion of shares to small investors, marking an important step in democratizing access to investments in its IPO. Additionally, SpaceX will host a special event in June, inviting 1,500 small investors, giving them the opportunity to get directly involved in this crucial stage. This initiative comes after the launch of the IPO roadshow, which will take place in the lead-up to the public offering, and reflects SpaceX's commitment to engaging a broader base of investors in its success. Further details about the IPO and the plans for share allocation will be announced during the roadshow.
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