SpaceX IPO Info-hunting.
One thing I haven't seen a lot of talk on is Page 71, 'Dilutions' in the SpaceX Prospectus. When I first read that less than 5% of shares were open to the public ( joe shmoe trader), i was confused at why people were saying new investors would be left holding the bag.
That was until i saw the Average price per share of the old investers vs new.
| (in millions, rounded to two decimals) | Number (shares acquired) | Percent (shares acquired) | Amount (Total consideration) | Percent (Total conisderation) | Avg Price per Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elon Musk and other existing investors | 12,520.31 | 95.8% | $81,137.52 | 52% | $6.48 |
| New investors in this offering. | 555.56 | 4.2% | $75,000.00 | 48% | $135 |
| Total | 13,075.87 | 100% | $156,137.52 | 100% | $11.94 |
As someone fairly new to this, how normal is this share price discrepancy?
All signs are pointing to 'wait n see', especially with Anthropic IPO coming up in a few months. And honestly, there's only but so much money in the market that i feel this slight recede in the money tide is because people are gearing up for this stupidly high valued IPO's.
Thoughts on this?
u/Emotional-Ad5549 — 4 days ago