Several Middle Eastern wealth funds place orders for SpaceX IPO shares worth several billions of dollars, according to people familiar with the matter. Bloomberg reports that the orders signal continued interest from Gulf investors in backing major technology and infrastructure ventures. The reports frame the activity as part of the region’s broader ambitions to remain a leading source of capital for the global artificial intelligence buildout. The information is based on unnamed sources and does not specify which specific funds participated, the exact order sizes, or whether the orders translate into final share allocations. The reporting also does not disclose pricing terms, the structure of the orders, or the timing of any commitments. No other details about SpaceX’s IPO process are provided in the supplied material beyond the claim that orders from the region are in the billions. Overall, the coverage indicates strong investor demand from Gulf wealth vehicles ahead of the IPO.