SpaceX executes a 5-for-1 stock split as it prepares for an initial public offering, according to investor notifications and coverage of the approval process. The split reduces the price investors will pay for each share that will be offered in the IPO. Free Malaysia Today reports that the change adjusts the stock’s fair market value to US$105.32 per share from US$526.59 following the split, reflecting the 5-for-1 ratio. Bloomberg similarly characterizes the move as an investor-facing step ahead of the IPO, with the company informing holders that it is carrying out the stock split to align share pricing with the upcoming offering. Both accounts describe the same corporate action—shareholders’ sign-off and the execution of the split—without adding details on the timing or terms of the IPO itself. The split’s primary effect is to lower the per-share price used for trading and IPO-related expectations.