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Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 10

SpaceX Raises Japan Fundraising Target 25% to $2.5 Billion as Retail Investors Pile In

Updated

Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 10

SpaceX Raises Japan Fundraising Target 25% to $2.5 Billion as Retail Investors Pile In

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 10

$2.5 billion is SpaceX’s new Japan fundraising target, up 25% after stronger-than-expected demand from local investors.
Japan’s retail investor base has flocked to the offering as a rare marquee deal in a market starved of large listings and fresh IPO excitement.
$15 trillion in household financial assets gives the company a deep pool to tap in Japan, where investor appetite has outpaced the original goal.
Only one Japanese IPO of $2.5 billion or more has taken place since SoftBank’s 2018 listing, underscoring how unusual a deal of this size is.

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