SpaceX To Showcase California, Texas Hubs To Win Over IPO Backers
SpaceX is courting large investors on a U.S. tour as it targets a May listing that could value the company above $1.75 trillion, Bloomberg reported.
- SpaceX is preparing for an initial public offering targeting a May listing with a valuation exceeding $1.75 trillion, positioning it as the largest IPO in history.
- Alphabet's 2015 investment in SpaceX is paying off handsomely as the company gears up for the offering, with the stake now exceeding 6% and potentially worth up to $100 billion.
- Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley secured senior roles managing the deal, with international firms including Royal Bank of Canada also participating.
- SpaceX Chief Financial Officer Bret Johnson noted he is "unhappy" about leaks regarding IPO plans, enforcing a regulatory quiet period restricting public statements.
- Prospective investors are touring SpaceX facilities across California, Mississippi, and Texas as the offering is expected to price the week of June 15.
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