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Explained: How SpaceX Is Disrupting Wall Street IPO Rules in Five Ways
① SpaceX will list on Nasdaq this week with a $75 billion fundraising scale, setting a record for the largest IPO in U.S. history, targeting a valuation of approximately $1.8 trillion; ② Musk and SpaceX have broken multiple IPO conventions, including locking in the offering price in advance, allocating a high proportion of shares to retail investors, permitting employees to sell shares ahead of schedule, and retaining strong control rights.
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Express News | SpaceX's IPO is expected to price at $135 per share, potentially raising $75 billion.
SpaceX's IPO reserves 5% of shares for employee allocation, and Musk pledges not to reduce his stake within one year.
SpaceX, moving closer to its initial public offering (IPO), disclosed a rare arrangement: up to 5% of the IPO shares will be preferentially allocated to employees and individuals designated by management, with a portion of these shares exempt from the traditional six-month lock-up period following the listing.