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After years of anticipation in the aerospace sector, SpaceX has commenced its journey as a public company on the Nasdaq exchange. According to reports, the area outside the Nasdaq headquarters saw a diverse turnout of retail investors and professional traders gathering to witness the debut. Reports also indicate that an early investor holds a stake valued at approximately $300 million as public trading officially begins.
This listing comes at a time of mixed momentum for mega-cap tech; while the market watches SpaceX, market data shows relative stability in peer aerospace and defense stocks. Compared to previous major tech IPOs like Rivian, which raised $11.9 billion in 2021 (per CNBC data), SpaceX reflects exceptional enthusiasm due to its dominance in the satellite launch sector.
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