Approximately 70% of the shares allocated in the SpaceX equity raise are reserved for long-only investors and sovereign wealth funds.
BlockBeats News, June 12th - According to market sources, approximately 70% of the allocation of shares in SpaceX's institutional placement went to long-term investors and sovereign wealth funds, indicating institutional confidence in the company's long-term outlook.
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