Key facts
- Elon Musk is SpaceX's largest shareholder with approximately 49% of the company.
- Alphabet, Google's parent, holds a 4.2% stake in SpaceX.
- Valor Equity Partners owns 3.8% of SpaceX.
- Peter Thiel's entities hold a 3.2% stake in SpaceX.
- Fidelity Investments is among SpaceX's top shareholders.
SpaceX has revealed some of its largest shareholders ahead of a planned initial public offering in June. While the company disclosed entities holding at least a 5% stake, subsequent regulatory filings have provided further insight into other major investors. Elon Musk, the founder and CEO, holds the most significant position with approximately 49% of the company's shares, equating to 6.42 billion. Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is also a major investor, owning around 551 million shares, representing a 4.2% stake. This investment likely stems from a $900 million bet made in 2015, suggesting a substantial return. Valor Equity Partners, a private equity firm led by Musk ally Antonio Gracias, holds 503.4 million shares, or 3.8% of SpaceX. Peter Thiel, through his Founders Fund and associated entities, possesses 427.3 million shares, accounting for a 3.2% stake. Fidelity Investments is also identified as a key shareholder.