
SpaceX Stock Sinks to Fresh Low as Starship Launch Scrubbed
SpaceX’s stock slipped below its $135 IPO price and continued to fall after the company canceled its first Starship launch since going public, wiping out roughly $320 billion in market value from IPO day and about $1 trillion from its June peak. The retreat comes amid looming lockup expirations that could unload hundreds of millions of shares, while investors await a retry of the Starship flight planned for early next week. Starship remains central to SpaceX’s future, supporting Starlink and NASA’s Artemis moon program, making the stock sensitive to flight and engine issues.











