Index providers adapt IPO inclusion rules for SpaceX: the governance trade-offs for institutional investors

SpaceX rocket launch - Photo- Daniel Hull, iStock

Source: Photo: Daniel Hull, iStock

If the first 25 years of the 21st century will be remembered for the launch of the iPhone, social media, political populism and the rise of retail AI, the IPO of Space Exploration Technologies Corp – aka SpaceX – is a strong contender to be an emblematic financial event of 2026. 

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