SpaceX is preparing to list on the Nasdaq this Friday, marking a pivotal moment for the private aerospace giant.
The exchange has officially opened the door for the initial public offering, with options on the company’s shares beginning to trade on Tuesday.
This early derivatives activity provides the first public pricing mechanism for the equity, allowing market participants to gauge sentiment ahead of the primary listing.
The launch of options trading serves as a critical precursor to the IPO, offering traders a way to position themselves before the shares hit the main board.
For investors, this represents the first opportunity to express a view on the company’s valuation in a transparent, liquid market.
The move underscores the scale of the upcoming debut, which is expected to be one of the largest technology listings in recent years.