As the initial public offering (IPO) of the private space company SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, enters its official schedule, global investors are focusing their attention. With listing documents submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), major procedures are expected to proceed sequentially this coming June.

According to the currently known schedule, SpaceX plans to begin a roadshow targeting institutional investors around June 4. A roadshow is a process where a company explains its business plan and growth strategy to investors to gauge investment demand, and is considered a core procedure for calculating the public offering price. The market expects SpaceX to confirm its public offering price around June 11 after completing the roadshow. Subsequently, a scenario where the company lists on the Nasdaq market on June 12 is being discussed as highly likely, and the listing ticker is expected to be 'SPCX'.

This IPO is also attracting significant interest from Japanese investors. Japan's Rakuten Securities officially announced that it will treat SpaceX as a target stock for the U.S. stock IPO bookbuilding (demand forecasting). Accordingly, once the bookbuilding schedule is confirmed in the future, Rakuten Securities customers will be able to participate in the public offering share subscription draw. While explaining that the listing date, subscription schedule, and public offering price range have not yet been confirmed, Rakuten Securities introduced the SpaceX IPO as a large-scale IPO scheduled to take place between June and November 2026. In Japan, in addition to Rakuten Securities, Mizuho Securities and SBI Securities are also reportedly planning to handle the SpaceX public offering share subscriptions.

The industry predicts that SpaceX will raise a minimum of $75 billion, bringing its enterprise value to around $1.75 trillion. If the actual public offering size is confirmed, there is talk that it could be recorded as one of the largest IPOs in history.

However, the currently disclosed schedule is in the planning stage, and there is a possibility it could change depending on the review by U.S. securities authorities and market conditions. Investors need to pay attention to the final securities registration statement and public offering conditions to be announced in the future.

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