SpaceX sets the IPO price at $135 per share, according to reports from Bloomberg and Channel NewsAsia. The company plans to raise roughly $75 billion by selling shares to the public at this fixed price. Both outlets describe the move as a departure from a traditional Wall Street process, in which pricing is typically set after marketing and book-building. In this case, SpaceX establishes the price ahead of the marketing phase of the offering. Bloomberg frames the decision as another example of SpaceX rejecting established conventions as it prepares to go public. Channel NewsAsia similarly highlights that the pricing approach upends the usual method for determining an IPO’s initial price. The reports align on the key terms of the offering—an IPO price of $135 per share and an estimated total fundraising amount near $75 billion—while focusing on the timing of pricing relative to the marketing process.