Investment Guide

SpaceX IPO
Why SpaceX IPO is attracting investors and how to purchase shares
before it goes public
SpaceX is currently the most valuable venture-backed private company in the
US. An early October financing round pushed the Company’s valuation to
over $100 billion, passing Stripe to gain the #1 spot.

SpaceX’s association with billionaire Elon Musk, its list of high profile
investors, its already substantial revenues, and the potential for a spinoff of its
Starlink venture will keep the SpaceX IPO in the public eye, and it’s likely to
be one of the biggest IPOs in years.

Considered the most advanced player in the civilian space industry, SpaceX
designs and manufactures advanced spacecraft, and launches them into
space.

SpaceX is well known for its grand plans to fly to the moon and to Mars and
its fully reusable spaceship project, but it also has two working businesses.

SpaceX has also won contracts to work with NASA on the Artemis human
lunar lander project, which aims to put humans back on the moon.

Satellite launches compose the bulk of SpaceX revenue and are expected to
bring in $1.6 billion in sales in 2021.

SpaceX has launched 1,740 Starlink satellites and the system will eventually
deploy as many as 40,000 satellites.
SpaceX completed a new round of private financing in October 2021, selling
up to $755 million worth of stock at $560 per share, 33% above the $419 per
share achieved at the last valuation in February.

That financing round left the Company’s total valuation at over $100 billion.

SpaceX investors include Fidelity Investments, Threshold Ventures, Bank of

America, Baillie Gifford, NASA, Google, Founders Fund, and many others.

There is also a market for pre-IPO shares, which is where The Investor Group
and it’s network acquires pre-IPO shares from early investors and employees
and makes them available to qualified investors.

To use these platforms, you will have to register and open an account. You
may need to meet a minimum level of income and investment experience to
qualify, and there may be other criteria.

You can speak with your IPO specialist during your call to discuss
qualifications and how to apply.