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Elon Musk's SpaceX weighs Nasdaq listing after seeking early index entry: Reuters
SpaceX aims for early Nasdaq 100 inclusion under a new Fast Entry rule to access institutional investors and boost liquidity for its potential $1.75 trillion IPO.
- Elon Musk's rocket and satellite maker SpaceX is leaning toward listing on the Nasdaq for what could be the biggest IPO, seeking early Nasdaq 100 inclusion as a condition.
- Last month, Nasdaq proposed a Fast Entry rule to speed inclusion of megacap firms like SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI by allowing accelerated entry for top-40 market caps.
- Advisers to SpaceX have reached out to index providers including Nasdaq as the New York Stock Exchange also competes, while SpaceX seeks a valuation of around US$1.75-trillion.
- Broader index inclusion could give companies like SpaceX access to institutional investors and improve liquidity, especially for executives and early investors, after lockup periods of 90 days.
- Reuters previously reported SpaceX's IPO could occur as early as June, but Nasdaq's proposed 'Fast Entry' rule is not final and may take months to implement.
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