SpaceX IPO — Retail Scoop
E*Trade is reportedly negotiating to lead retail distribution for a potential SpaceX IPO, with talk of allocating as much as 30% of retail shares to individual investors — a rare heavy retail carve‑out for a mega‑IPO. ( )
Reuters reporting said Robinhood Markets and SoFi had pitched to sell SpaceX shares to retail customers but that the company was considering cutting them out, and that those discussions remain private and fluid. (newsbreak.com) Elon Musk posted on X on March 31, 2026, replying to the coverage with the message “These reports are false,” directly pushing back on claims of broker exclusions. (teslarati.com) Bloomberg reported SpaceX is weighing a fundraising target of roughly $70 billion to $75 billion and discussing a potential IPO valuation in the neighborhood of $1.75 trillion. (bloomberg.com) The same Bloomberg coverage says SpaceX has lined up investor briefings in April, is preparing a confidential SEC filing, and has discussed a possible market debut as soon as June 2026. (bloomberg.com) Reporting shows a group of major banks has been positioned to lead the deal—Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley—with Citigroup later added to the bank group. (bloomberg.com) News outlets emphasize that distribution strategy and platform involvement are not finalized and continue to be negotiated among advisers and potential retail channels. (money.usnews.com)
