SpaceX sets IPO price at $135, targeting record $1.77 trillion valuation
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Steve Kopack, Allie Canal
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Summary
SpaceX has set its final IPO price at $135, positioning it for the largest stock debut in history with a valuation of $1.77 trillion. The public offering brings Elon Musk's space, AI, and social media (X) conglomerate to market, serving as both a referendum on Musk himself and a major test of investor demand for AI-related stocks. The IPO also raises questions about market mechanics, drawing comparisons to Facebook's glitch-ridden 2012 debut on the Nasdaq.
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· 3 pulledSpaceX on Thursday set its final IPO price at $135, the last stage in a long running process to bring Elon Musk's space and AI conglomerate public.
The IPO, which could be a referendum on Musk himself, is also going to be the latest major test of red hot demand for the artificial intelligence boom.
When Facebook's massive IPO debuted on the Nasdaq exchange in 2012, technical glitches delayed its opening.
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