SpaceX launched its Nasdaq debut as the largest IPO in history, marking a watershed for the private aerospace industry. The listing values the company at a record level and opens secondary markets worth an estimated $200 billion in future liquidity for early-stage venture-backed private firms.
COO Gwynne Shotwell hinted at potential operational synergies with Tesla, suggesting coordinated business development between the two Musk-led entities. Traders globally are watching the debut for signals on valuations in high-capex industrial tech.