I am implying that because it is true. SpaceX owns the $80B. Elon owns stock in SpaceX.
The IPO was a primary offering in which SpaceX issued new shares and received the proceeds. If Elon had personally sold shares, the prospectus would have identified him (or other selling shareholders) in a secondary offering. It doesn’t.
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I am implying that because it is true. SpaceX owns the $80B. Elon owns stock in SpaceX.
The IPO was a primary offering in which SpaceX issued new shares and received the proceeds. If Elon had personally sold shares, the prospectus would have identified him (or other selling shareholders) in a secondary offering. It doesn’t.
He also owns SpaceX management and its assets.