How to Buy SpaceX Shares Commission-Free with XTB

At XTB, we are fully prepared to offer our users the opportunity to buy SpaceX shares as soon as the company goes public. In this article, we explain the key IPO dates and how you can purchase SpaceX shares through XTB without paying any transaction commissions.

SpaceX Shares in Q2

The biggest IPO in history is approaching. On June 12, SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk and incorporating its space operations, Starlink, xAI, and X, is expected to go public with the goal of raising between $75 billion and $80 billion.

The company’s total market capitalization is expected to reach between $1.75 trillion and $2 trillion, making it the largest IPO ever in terms of both capital raised and initial valuation, surpassing major offerings such as Saudi Aramco and Alibaba.

Upon listing, SpaceX is expected to rank among the ten most valuable companies in the world by market capitalization, overtaking leading companies such as Broadcom, Inditex, Meta, and even Elon Musk’s Tesla.

The XTB platform will allow you to purchase SpaceX shares immediately after they are listed on the stock exchange without any transaction commission, provided that your monthly investment does not exceed €100,000.

Discover the key aspects of this historic IPO and learn how to buy SpaceX shares through XTB.

Important Notice

If you intend to purchase SpaceX shares when they are listed, we recommend activating and funding your investment account before the launch date.

SpaceX is scheduled to go public on Friday, June 12, 2026. However, the final IPO price will be announced on June 11. XTB users will be able to buy the company’s shares commission-free from the moment trading begins on June 12.

SpaceX Share Price and SpaceX IPO in Q2

The IPO price of SpaceX shares has not yet been officially announced. We will need to wait until June 11, the day before the listing.

However, estimates can be made based on the number of shares being offered and the company’s targeted market valuation. In this scenario, the expected share price could range between $130 and $160 per share, depending on the number of newly issued shares and the final valuation achieved.

Investing in SpaceX in Q3

You can easily buy SpaceX shares commission-free through XTB.

The company’s shares will become available on our platform as soon as trading begins on June 12. To add them to your portfolio, follow these steps:

• If you are not yet a client, open an XTB investment account.
• Deposit funds into your investment account.
• Search for SpaceX shares and enter either the number of shares you wish to purchase or the amount you wish to invest.
• Add the company’s shares to your watchlist so you are ready once trading starts.
• As soon as you see the share price begin moving, you can participate and purchase SpaceX shares.

At XTB, you can invest up to €100,000 per month in stocks, ETFs, and fractional shares without paying transaction commissions. After exceeding this amount, a commission of 0.2% applies, with a minimum fee of €10 per transaction.

Regarding custody fees, users incur no charges as long as the total value of their portfolio remains below €250,000. This may be particularly attractive for long-term investors.

Moreover, with our platform you can invest in all international stocks.

Tesla and SpaceX Share Structure in Q3

SpaceX currently has two classes of shares:

• Class A: Provides one voting right per share.
• Class B: Provides ten voting rights per share.

Elon Musk currently owns 12.3% of Class A shares and 93.6% of Class B shares. As a result, he controls approximately 85.1% of the company’s voting power, effectively maintaining control of the company.

Following the IPO, he is expected to retain similar levels of control because the publicly traded shares will consist primarily of Class A shares.

This is one of the more controversial aspects of the offering, as it significantly limits the influence of other shareholders within the company. The objective is clear: Musk seeks to raise capital while maintaining full operational control. Investors will gain exposure to the company’s performance, but strategic decision-making will remain firmly under his control.

Only around 4% of the company’s total shares are expected to be freely traded on the stock market. This is unusual, as most publicly listed companies typically have at least 10% of their shares available as free float.

This situation has prompted adjustments to inclusion criteria for the Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500 indices. Consequently, SpaceX is expected to be added to the Nasdaq around July 6, while inclusion in the S&P 500 could occur in December of this year.

Starlink IPO and SpaceX Outlook in Q3

Given that only 4% of the company’s shares are expected to be publicly traded initially, and considering that ETF managers will eventually need to include SpaceX in their funds, demand for SpaceX shares is likely to be extremely strong during the first months following the IPO.

In numerical terms, demand from investment vehicles tracking the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, and Russell 1000 indices could approach $20 billion, representing roughly 25% of the company’s free-floating shares.

To avoid potential market congestion at the time of listing and to ensure that you can purchase your SpaceX shares smoothly, we recommend activating your investment account and ensuring sufficient funds are available before trading begins.

What Is SpaceX?

SpaceX is a company led by Elon Musk, the world’s richest individual and the largest shareholder of one of the market’s leading technology companies, Tesla.

Founded in 2002 with the mission of sending humans into space and revolutionizing space technology, SpaceX has established itself as one of the most innovative and influential technology companies in the world, becoming a key player in the aerospace industry.

Following its recent merger with xAI to pursue a public listing as a unified entity, the company now operates through three primary business segments.

• Connectivity (Starlink):

SpaceX's largest and most profitable business, providing global satellite internet through over 9,600 satellites. It serves more than 10.3 million users and generated 69.4% of Q1 2026 revenue, growing 31.6% year-over-year and producing $1.188 billion in operating profit.

• Space Operations:

 Includes reusable rockets like Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, the Dragon spacecraft, and the developing Starship. This segment contributed 13.2% of Q1 2026 revenue but declined 28.4% year-over-year and recorded a $522 million operating loss.

• Artificial Intelligence:

Formed after the merger with xAI in February 2026. Includes the Grok AI models, the Colossus infrastructure, and the social platform X. It accounted for 13.2% of Q1 2026 revenue, grew 12.5%, but posted a $2.469 billion operating loss due to heavy AI investment and computing costs.