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SpaceX Plans Retail Share Allocation in Upcoming IPO
SpaceX outlined plans to offer shares to retail investors through several brokerage platforms. A Reuters report from March indicated the company may allocate up to 30 percent of shares to retail buyers.
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SpaceX stated in its prospectus that it will offer shares to retail investors through multiple brokerage platforms ahead of its planned initial public offering. , Charles Schwab & Co. , Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC, and Fidelity Capital Markets.
A Reuters report published in March, citing anonymous sources, said SpaceX was considering allocating up to 30 percent of shares to retail investors. Sawyer Merritt posted on X on Sunday that Robinhood and SoFi require no minimum account balance for participation.
Robinhood users must maintain sufficient funds to cover requested shares and hold an individual brokerage account. SpaceX said the retail allocation will supplement offerings through the other named brokerages.
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