SpaceX plans to allocate up to 30% of its IPO to individual investors, far above
the typical 5%–10%, as Elon Musk seeks to tap strong retail demand and stabilize
post-listing trading, sources said. The offering could value the company at up
to $1.75 trillion. The structure includes assigning banks targeted roles by
investor type and geography, with firms such as Bank of America and Morgan
Stanley handling specific retail segments. Rowan Taylor of Liberty Hall Capital
Partners said, “This is one of those lifetime moments…The appetite is a
statement about investor confidence in Elon Musk.”
