
SpaceX has become a bellwether for private-market secondary sales as investors seek exposure to Starlink growth and launch cadence. Reports indicated a December 2023 tender valuing the company near $180 billion and a mid 2024 proposal around $210 billion, with deal sizes from several hundred million dollars to more than $1 billion. Company-run tenders typically allow employees and early investors to sell capped portions of their holdings while complying with transfer restrictions. Buyers include crossover funds, hedge funds, and large family offices that accept limited information rights. Pricing often reflects a discount for common shares relative to preferred, which can narrow when financial performance improves. SpaceX’s structured approach, led by CFO Bret Johnsen, provides a template for other late-stage companies considering liquidity windows around financial milestones.Learn more on this news by visiting us at: https://greyjournal.net/news/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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