SpaceX (XETRA:SPCX) is set to begin trading in the United States on Friday, 12 June 2026, and Deutsche Börse said the shares may also be tradable in Frankfurt on the same day if the listing proceeds as planned.
The planned initial public offering of the US space and satellite company is being closely watched as one of the largest IPOs in market history. The final offer price is expected to be set on Thursday, 11 June 2026, with trading on Nasdaq scheduled to start at 9:30 local time, which would be 15:30 in Germany.
Deutsche Börse said the stock would only be admitted to trading after Nasdaq approval and once the first price has been established in the US. The exchange said a same-day inclusion would allow trading on Xetra and on the Frankfurt venue after the US market open, subject to pricing and sufficient liquidity.
The exchange added that same-day inclusion means a share first listed on its home market can also be included in trading in Germany on the same day. It said the home market is usually the venue where the company has its initial listing and where trading volume is typically highest.
Deutsche Börse also noted that large IPOs can experience delays and sharp price moves in early trading. It said the first price in the US market becomes the reference for trading on other venues.
