Analyst Ludlow said the difference between setting SpaceX’s retail allocation at 20% rather than closer to 30% is important during the company’s IPO process.
According to Odaily, Ludlow said insiders repeatedly told him that retail investors were expected to play a central role in the offering. He said SpaceX management believes retail investors will hold shares for the long term, similar to the retail investor base that forms a core part of Tesla’s shareholders.
Ludlow added that retail subscription demand reached $100 billion and that the offering was heavily oversubscribed, leaving many investors disappointed in the market.
Ludlow Says SpaceX IPO Retail Allocation Set at 20% Instead of Near 30%
2026-06-12 14:15:07
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