It’s official: SpaceX (SPCX Proposed) – more formally known as Space Exploration Technologies – filed the terms for its IPO after the closing bell today and set the IPO price at $135.00 per share to raise $75 billion. The IPO consists of 555.56 million shares, SpaceX disclosed in its S-1/A filing dated June 3, 2026. The terms in the IPO filing match the terms floated last night in a Reuters story (June 2, 2026).
At pricing, SpaceX will have a market cap of $1.77 trillion – that rounds to $1.8 trillion – the figure widely reported in the countdown to today’s SEC filing.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are the “lead left” book-runners. BofA Securities, Citigroup, J.P. Morgan and Barclays are listed next – they are joint book-runners in a group that names 23 investment banks on the cover of the prospectus.
Today’s SEC filing marks the launch of the SpaceX IPO, which is widely expected to price near the end of next week. The projected trade date is Friday, June 12, but that date does not appear in today’s S-1/A filing. This is a NASDAQ listing.
As previously reported, five broker-dealers who are members of the selling group – plus E*Trade, the retail arm of Morgan Stanley, one of the two prominent “lead left“ joint book-runners – are likely to receive SpaceX stock for retail customers at the company’s request, according to the prospectus. This detail appeared in the S-1 filing dated May 20, 2026 – and it appeared again in today’s S-1/A filing. Here are the names of the five broker-dealers – all selling group members – viewed as likely to receive SpaceX stock for retail customers at the company’s request: Schwab & Co. (aka Charles Schwab); Fidelity Brokerage Services and Fidelity Capital Markets, a division of National Financial Services, a Fidelity subsidiary; Robinhood Financial and SoFi Securities.
Stay tuned.
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