Musk selects investment banks for IPO

Space Exploration Technologies—better known as SpaceX—is preparing for a landmark IPO.

According to the Financial Times, Elon Musk’s company has chosen the investment banks that will lead the offering. The deal is expected to be one of the largest in history.

You can see how early investors buy shares in advance.

The lineup includes some of Wall Street’s biggest names: Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Morgan Stanley. Each will play a key role in bringing SpaceX to public markets.

Current projections suggest:

  • Valuation: around $1.5 trillion
  • Capital Raise: roughly $30 billion
  • Timeline: likely June or July

While most investors will wait until the shares begin trading on Nasdaq, a small group is exploring ways to gain exposure before the IPO.

I’m tracking those opportunities closely—and I’ll share how they’re doing it, step by step.

Learn more here before the details go mainstream.

Happy to send more specifics if helpful.

—Ian Wyatt

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