SpaceX shareholders approve five-for-one stock split before IPO

SpaceX shareholders have approved a five-for-one stock split as the company prepares for a potential listing on public markets. The rocket maker aims to debut on Nasdaq as early as June 12. The move could lead to one of the largest initial public offerings ever.

SpaceX shareholders have approved a five-for-one stock split. The decision supports preparations for a major stock market debut by the rocket and satellite maker.

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