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Nasdaq begins accepting orders for SpaceX shares in $75 billion IPO
The exchange opened order taking for the company's public debut. The offering raised $75 billion, the largest initial public offering on record.
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Nasdaq began accepting orders for shares of SpaceX on Friday. The listing marks the company's entry onto public markets. The offering raised $75 billion. That total makes the transaction the largest initial public offering completed to date.
Background on the listing SpaceX operates across multiple sectors, including artificial intelligence and aerospace. The company had previously remained privately held. Market participants placed orders through standard brokerage channels. Nasdaq processed the first orders without reported technical issues.
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