SpaceX Stock Falls Back Toward IPO Price After Post-Listing Surge
- SpaceX shares, which debuted June 12 at $135 and surged to ~$225 within days, have slid to the $138–$145 range — close to or potentially below the IPO price as volatility around Nasdaq-100 inclusion and AI/satellite growth doubts mount.
- The stock had briefly pushed the company's market cap near $2.95 trillion before the correction; MarketWatch flagged investor concern over whether the post-IPO unwind signals a broader crisis.
- Trading near IPO price threatens to undercut the largest IPO in history (~$75B raised) and could pressure secondary-market pricing for other high-profile private listings.