Multiple reports say SpaceX is moving ahead with plans for an initial public offering, with pricing targeted as soon as June 11 and trading expected to start the following day. The company is reported to be pursuing a Nasdaq listing for what is described as a historic public market debut. According to the accounts, SpaceX’s timetable is influenced by the progress and timing of its Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) review. One report says the SEC review is occurring on a faster-than-expected schedule, which could allow the offering timeline to advance. Another report similarly places the pricing date at June 11 and points to June 12 as the earliest likely start of trading. Together, the sources indicate that SpaceX’s IPO calendar is advancing faster than initially anticipated, while the choice of exchange—Nasdaq—is consistent across the reports. The reports also frame the IPO as a major event for the company as it transitions from private ownership to public markets.