After more than two decades as a private company and years as the most actively followed issuer in the secondary market, SpaceX completed one of the most anticipated IPOs in history on June 12. The company raised $75 billion to support its AI and space data center ambitions, and shares traded as high as $176.52 before closing their first day at $160.95, representing a gain of 19.2%. By most measures, the debut was a success and provided a significant boost to investor confidence in the 2026 IPO market.
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