New York, 11 June 2026 – Wall Street is preparing for one of the most closely watched market debuts in recent history as SpaceX moves toward a record US$75 billion initial public offering, with exchanges, brokers and market makers racing to ensure the stock’s first day of trading runs smoothly.
The planned listing has become a major test for US market infrastructure, not only because of SpaceX’s size and profile, but also because of the heavy investor demand expected from both institutions and retail traders. Financial firms are looking to avoid the kind of technical disruption that marred Facebook’s 2012 IPO, when trading glitches created uncertainty over order execution and led to large losses for market participants.
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