How can individual investors buy shares of SpaceX in the upcoming public offering?

SpaceX announced that it has filed its S-1 registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, a move considered one of the most prominent in the history of financial markets.

According to the filing, some Class A shares will be offered to retail investors at the company’s request, giving the public a chance to participate directly in one of the world’s strongest space and technology companies.

Stock purchases will be made available through 5 major investment platforms:

Charles Schwab

Fidelity

Robinhood

SoFi Securities

E*TRADE, a subsidiary of Morgan Stanley.

Purchases via these platforms will be conducted at the same price and time as the initial public offering (IPO) allocated to institutional investors, as stated in the filing.

The offering is expected to be among the largest in history in terms of fundraising volume, with estimates nearing 75 billion dollars, and a potential company valuation ranging between 1.75 and 2 trillion dollars.

This comes at a time when the company is seeing strong growth supported by the expansion of the Starlink service, which has surpassed 10 million subscribers, along with space launch operations and artificial intelligence projects.

The filing also points to an important role for individual investors in this offering, with Elon Musk maintaining significant influence and a high voting stake after listing.

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