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At this moment, SpaceX has NOT yet officially released the final IPO price range in the S-1 filing. The pricing section was reportedly left blank pending the June roadshow process.

However, based on:

• private secondary-market pricing,

• the targeted valuation range ($1.75T–$2T),

• and reports of a recent 5-for-1 split,

Wall Street estimates are clustering around an IPO price equivalent of roughly $350–$500 per share depending on final float size and dilution assumptions.

Current speculative “grey market” and synthetic pricing implies:

• potential first-day valuation closer to $2.2T–$2.4T, suggesting a sizable opening premium if demand remains intense.

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Today’s big SpaceX launch — the first flight of the upgraded Starship V3 rocket — was successfully completed after a one-day scrub. Liftoff occurred Friday evening from Starbase, Texas.

Key points from the mission:

• The massive Super Heavy booster launched successfully and stage separation occurred normally.

• One engine on the Starship upper stage failed during ascent, but the vehicle still reached space using the remaining engines.

• SpaceX deployed 22 dummy/test satellites during the mission.

• The booster was not recovered and crashed into the Gulf after an incomplete burn.

• The upper-stage Starship survived reentry and performed a planned splashdown in the Indian Ocean, where it tipped over and exploded as expected after landing.

This flight is being viewed as a major improvement over some earlier Starship tests because:

• the vehicle reached space,