SpaceX's IPO lock-up schedule will make nearly 6 billion additional shares eligible for sale over the next year, before CEO Elon Musk's own 366-day lock-up expires on June 12, 2027. The company went public on June 12, selling 638.9 million shares at $135 and raising a record $85.7 billion. Musk holds more than 6 billion combined Class A and Class B shares, about 42% of the company by value, and cannot sell until June 2027. Early investors and employees face staggered releases, with the first unlock of about 912 million shares already occurring on August 6, and subsequent tranches scheduled through mid-2027. By spring 2027, roughly 10 times as many shares will be eligible for sale as were sold in the IPO, and by mid-June 2027, that figure rises to 20 times.
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Class A Common StockLock-up schedule will release billions of shares, increasing supply and potentially pressuring the stock before Musk can sell.
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