SpaceX shares continue to climb following the company’s debut tied to the largest IPO ever reported. Multiple outlets say the stock opens higher and extends its rally in subsequent trading sessions. In early trading, Financial Times and Financial Post report the shares rise again on Monday, with the stock up more than 5% in pre-market and reaching as high as about $173.30 in one account.

Several sources also describe the size of proceeds and follow-on steps. MarketWatch reports that underwriters, after the record-breaking IPO, exercise an option to buy an additional 83 million shares, bringing total IPO proceeds higher by another $10.7 billion. Phys.org and other reports cite the IPO proceeds at $85.7 billion, reinforcing that the offering is record-setting.

Other coverage focuses on expected or reported price moves in the immediate aftermath. Bloomberg and Investing.com describe the stock as set to jump further at the open, with estimates ranging from about 25% to more than 50% and additional tracking based on premarket pricing signals. Business Insider adds that retail-trader interest remains strong after the IPO, with continued inflows.