SpaceX Is Now Public (SPCX): What It Means for Space ETF Investors
SpaceX completed the largest IPO in history on June 12, 2026. Here's how the stock has traded since, what Nasdaq-100 inclusion means, and how NASA, UFO, and ARKX fit in now.
From satellite mega-constellations to lunar logistics... We track every fund riding the new space economy!
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Note: ETFs are sorted by inception date (oldest to newest). ETFs are chosen based on which space ETFs seem interesting, talked about often or other metrics & not intended to be a buy or sell signal EVER.
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A new wave of launches, IPOs, and government contracts is reshaping the sector.
A growing list of space-economy companies — from launch providers to satellite operators — are heading toward public markets, expanding the universe of investable names.
Space ETFs spread risk across launch, satellite, communications, and defense-adjacent companies — instead of betting on a single rocket company.
Defense and civil space budgets continue to expand globally, supporting long-term contracts for many of the holdings inside these funds.
Low-earth-orbit broadband is scaling fast, driving revenue for satellite manufacturers, launch providers, and ground infrastructure companies.
Compare expense ratios, AUM, Fund providers, and more across every major space-themed funds updated often!
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