Overview
- SpaceX has confidentially filed for an initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to recent reports.
- Press accounts say a prospectus could post in late May with a roadshow in early June and a listing a few weeks later.
- Reuters has reported targets of up to $1.75 trillion in value with as much as 30% of shares set aside for retail buyers.
- Reporting based on internal documents says the terms would limit investor challenges and give Elon Musk near‑unchecked authority over the company.
- Semafor reports activist groups are pressing for stronger oversight, with some urging an investor boycott of the listing.