There’s More to Space Stocks Than SpaceX - WSJ
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- SpaceX told banks it will keep its IPO price at $135 per share, refusing to move it (WSJ exclusive, Reuters).
- SpaceX plans the biggest IPO ever, prompting speculation about forced buying (WSJ, Bloomberg.com).
Why it matters: Investors gain price certainty for the largest IPO ever, while banks lose leverage to negotiate a higher valuation; the fixed $135 share could set a benchmark for future space‑sector listings.
