Trade one of the world’s most watched companies and receive a 100% credit match on your first trade
After years as the world’s most watched private company, SpaceX officially listed on the Nasdaq on Thursday 12 June 2026 under the ticker SPCX, priced at $135 per share. Valued at approximately $1.75 trillion and raising $75 billion, it is the largest IPO in stock market history — and as of this Monday, it is available to trade on MetaTrader 5 at Fintrix Markets.
MT5 symbol: SPCX.US | Description: SpaceX
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SpaceX debuted to extraordinary demand — the IPO was reported as more than twice oversubscribed, and MSCI confirmed fast-track inclusion in its Global Standard Indexes, meaning structural buying from passive index funds is expected to continue in the weeks following the listing. With the company’s first quarterly earnings report as a public company due around November 2026, there is significant price discovery still ahead.
SpaceX’s 2025 revenue reached $18.7 billion — up 33% year-on-year. Starlink alone generated $11.4 billion of that with a 63% EBITDA margin, making it one of the most capital-efficient satellite businesses ever built. The company posted a net loss of $4.94 billion for the year, largely driven by heavy capital expenditure in AI infrastructure following its February 2026 merger with xAI. That merger brought Grok, the X platform and the Colossus supercomputer — one of the world’s largest AI training clusters — under the SpaceX umbrella.
Whether the market prices SPCX as a Starlink cash engine, an orbital AI infrastructure play, or a Musk-premium holding, the debate itself creates a trading environment. Catalysts are not going to be scarce — Starship test flights, Starlink expansion milestones, AI earnings disclosures and Musk’s wider corporate ecosystem will keep SPCX in the headlines. And as every trader knows, where attention goes, volatility often follows.
Few companies have captured global attention quite like SpaceX.
Founded by Elon Musk in 2002 with the audacious goal of reducing the cost of space travel and ultimately making humanity a multi-planetary species, SpaceX spent its early years doing what most considered impossible. After a series of failed launches that brought the company to the edge of bankruptcy, its fourth Falcon 1 flight in 2008 became the first privately funded liquid-fuelled rocket to reach orbit — a moment that changed the industry forever.
What followed was a relentless period of innovation. SpaceX pioneered reusable rocket technology at commercial scale, a breakthrough that fundamentally changed the economics of reaching orbit. Individual Falcon 9 boosters have now completed over 30 flights each, and with a mission success rate exceeding 99% across more than 600 orbital launches, SpaceX commands approximately 90% of the global commercial launch market. Its Falcon Heavy remains the most powerful operational rocket on the planet.
Then there is Starlink. What began as a side project to fund the Mars mission has become the company’s most significant commercial asset — a constellation of over 7,500 satellites in low Earth orbit providing broadband internet to over 10.3 million subscribers across 164 countries as of Q1 2026. From connecting remote communities to providing battlefield communications infrastructure, Starlink has become critical to millions of people and governments worldwide. It is the only segment of SpaceX currently generating meaningful operating profit, with $4.4 billion in operating income and a 63% EBITDA margin in 2025.
And then came the next chapter. In February 2026, SpaceX completed its merger with xAI — Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company — in an all-stock deal valued at $250 billion. The merger brought Grok, the X social media platform and Colossus, one of the world’s largest AI supercomputers, under the SpaceX umbrella. In a single move, SpaceX became a vertically integrated technology conglomerate operating at the intersection of space, connectivity and artificial intelligence — all captured in a single publicly traded ticker.
SPCX is not just a stock. It is a position on the future of the internet, AI infrastructure, space exploration and one of the most consequential entrepreneurs of the modern era. Now it is available on MT5 — and this week, your first trade comes with a bonus.
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