This week saw three IPOs and three SPACs priced, while seven IPOs and three SPACs filed for listings. Despite this activity, recent IPOs have experienced poor aftermarket returns, exemplified by SpaceX's SPAC trading below its initial price. No IPOs are currently scheduled for the upcoming week, though some companies remain eligible to launch. Investors can expect street research on three companies and two lock-up expirations soon, indicating ongoing market interest despite recent challenges.
SpaceX's stock price climbed 4% to $139, surpassing its IPO value, driven by JPMorgan's reaffirmed 'Overweight' rating and $240 price target. The bank highlights SpaceX's expanding AI ambitions, especially after acquiring Cursor, which brings $4 bill...
EchoStar sold over $40 billion in spectrum, including to SpaceX, improving its liquidity but leaving its subsidiary Hughes Satellite Systems bankrupt with $1.5 billion in debt. Creditors allege EchoStar stripped assets from Hughes through above-marke...
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) reached a $1.80 trillion market cap after its historic IPO and is advancing its Starship rocket for Starlink launches, moving away from Falcon 9. The company plans a $100 billion investment to build a new...
SpaceX announced a $100 billion investment in a new Starbase launch complex in Louisiana, aiming to start construction in 2027 and first launch in 2029. This massive spending dwarfs SpaceX's current annual space revenue by 23 times, reflecting a high...
Target's shares fell nearly 4% after it withdrew a Halloween costume criticized for racial insensitivity, highlighting the risks in its consumer-focused strategy. SpaceX announced plans to build a $100 billion Starship launch and production complex i...
