Dominari Securities Closes $200M Fund for SpaceX IPO Investment

Key Facts

1Dominari Securities closed an investment fund raising $200 million to directly acquire shares in the SpaceX IPO.

2The fund acquired 1,481,481 shares of SpaceX at a price of $135.00 per share.

In a move reflecting growing demand for investment in leading private companies, Dominari Securities closed a $200 million investment fund to directly acquire shares in the SpaceX IPO. The fund acquired 1,481,481 shares of SpaceX at a price of $135.00 per share, according to a press release. The fund aims to provide qualified investors with direct exposure to what is described as the largest IPO in history.

This step comes amid increasing capital market interest in the private space sector, with SpaceX valued at over $200 billion in recent funding rounds. The deal offers a rare opportunity for investors to access a company not yet publicly traded, reflecting institutional confidence in the company's growth prospects. Dominari Holdings (NASDAQ: DOMH) is the parent company of Dominari Securities.

SpaceX shares are not yet listed on any exchange, but the company's upcoming IPO is expected to be among the largest in history, potentially attracting widespread interest from institutional and retail investors. Investors are closely monitoring any regulatory or economic developments that could affect the timing of the offering, especially amid ongoing inflation and rising interest rates in the United States.