The conversation around the SpaceX IPO has largely centered around Elon Musk, as they often tend to do, but what does this public debut mean for employees? On June 12, 2026, SpaceX made history with the largest IPO ever, raising about $75 billion while pricing its shares at $135. The stock opened at $150 and ended its debut day closing at $161, fluctuating higher in the days following its debut. As of July 8, the company’s shares closed at $148, following a pullback and its rapid addition to the Nasdaq-100 index just 15 trading days after its IPO. Despite racking up the losses and having little to justify these numbers in terms of revenue, SpaceX juggled its way to the forefront of the market by making…