Sen. Elizabeth Warren is urging the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to delay SpaceX’s initial public offering (IPO), citing concerns about the company’s valuation, governance, and investor protections. In a letter to the SEC, Warren argues that the net outcome of the IPO could be “disastrous,” though she does not indicate that the SEC should block the offering entirely. Her concerns include the valuation and the level of oversight and protections available to future investors. Warren also points to Elon Musk’s position as SpaceX’s majority shareholder, describing his control as “uniquely unchecked,” and argues that the current governance structure raises risks for public investors once the company is public. While the sources agree that Warren is seeking a delay, they present her case as a request for additional time for review rather than a statement of definitive wrongdoing. The SEC has not announced a decision in these reports. The proposed IPO, its timing, and any regulatory response are not specified beyond Warren’s request for reconsideration.