Milan, 12 June (LaPresse) – Ringing the bell remotely from SpaceX’s Starbase in Texas, Elon Musk kicked off his company’s IPO on the Nasdaq. Musk’s aim is to raise around $75 billion, needed to fund his new projects to launch satellites and data centres into orbit. “I would have given SpaceX less than a 10% chance of success, generally speaking,” Musk emphasised, adding: “We want to tell anyone who wants to go to the Moon, or to Mars, that we will take them there.”
US: Musk rings the bell as SpaceX’s Nasdaq IPO gets underway
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Milan, 12 June (LaPresse) – Ringing the bell remotely from SpaceX’s Starbase in Texas, Elon Musk kicked off his company’s IPO on the Nasdaq. Musk’s aim is to raise around $75 billion, needed to fund his new projects to launch satellites and data centres into orbit. “I would have given SpaceX less than a 10% chance of success, generally speaking,” Musk emphasised, adding: “We want to tell anyone who wants to go to the Moon, or to Mars, that we will take them there.”
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