Key facts
- SpaceX's initial public offering was valued at $86.2 billion.
- Customers at Robinhood, Charles Schwab, Fidelity Investments, and SoFi Technologies Inc. received at least one share.
Customers at Robinhood, Charles Schwab, Fidelity, and SoFi received at least one share each in SpaceX's $86.2 billion IPO. The allocation strategy aimed to ensure individual investors had a significant role in the offering.

The broad allocation of SpaceX shares to retail investors across major platforms signifies a deliberate effort to democratize access to high-profile IPOs, potentially setting a precedent for future offerings.
SpaceX's recent initial public offering, valued at $86.2 billion, ensured that customers at several major US retail brokerage firms received at least one share. Representatives from Robinhood Markets Inc., Charles Schwab Corp., Fidelity Investments, and SoFi Technologies Inc. confirmed that all eligible customers who placed requests were allocated some stock. This allocation strategy underscores the offering's design to provide individual investors with a substantial role in the company's public debut.
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