The de Ravel Group announces its participation in the IPO of SpaceX, the most anticipated operation of the year. We have subscribed to this IPO, which is expected to list on the Nasdaq on 12 June 2026 under the ticker SpaceX.
An operation out of the ordinary
If it goes ahead as planned, SpaceX’s initial public offering would simply become the largest in market history, surpassing that of Saudi Aramco in 2019. According to the indicative terms of the deal:
- Price shown: 135 $ per share
- Target valuation: around $1.75 trillion
- Amount raised: around 75 billion dollars
- Listing venue: Nasdaq, ticker SPCX
- Schedule: pricing on 11 June, first trading session on 12 June 2026
The company filed a confidential prospectus with the SEC in early April, before launching its roadshow on 4 June. These terms are indicative and may change depending on market conditions and the order book.
Why this conviction
Beyond the stock market event, SpaceX embodies three key drivers on which de Ravel Group bases its long-term investment thesis: space launch services, the large-scale roll-out of satellite connectivity via Starlink, and the growing integration of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
For years, SpaceX remained off-limits to retail investors, being reserved for venture capital funds and family offices. Its listing on the public markets opens up this asset to a much wider audience, an opportunity the group has chosen to seize.
An assumed and transparent positioning
True to its philosophy as an investor-builder that operates with full transparency, de Ravel Group shares its investment decisions with its community. This investment is part of a strategy driven by conviction: to invest alongside companies that are redefining the technological frontiers of the decade.
This article reflects the Ravel Group’s own position and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy. Any participation in an initial public offering carries a risk of capital loss; the actual allocation of shares depends on the book-building process, and the terms of the transaction are subject to change. Before making any decision, investors are advised to consult a qualified adviser.
