
SpaceX stock rises as lock-up unlock expands public float
SpaceX shares climbed about 2.5% after the first major lock-up window expired, unlocking up to 911.5 million restricted shares and roughly doubling the public float to about 1.55 billion. The move followed SpaceX’s first quarterly results as a public company, which showed a net loss of $541 million on $7.8 billion in revenue, with increased spending on R&D and infrastructure. Musk’s stake remains under lockup until 2027, with additional unlocks expected over time.




