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Who will benefit most from SpaceX IPO? Mostly Elon — and a few from his inner circle
Key takeaways
- While there are some shocking revelations in Space X s S-1 as it gets ready to become a public company, Elon Musk s total control of the company perhaps isn t one of them.
- Musk controls and can vote those shares now, by the way.
- But even a billion extra super-voting rights shares are immaterial in this company s setup because Musk is, by miles, the largest shareholder in the company.
While there are some shocking revelations in Space X s S-1 as it gets ready to become a public company, Elon Musk s total control of the company perhaps isn t one of them.
I could argue that the oddball provision where Elon Musk gets up to a billion more shares to add to his already oversized, company-controlling cache once a million people are living on Mars (yes, really), is perhaps the most jaw-dropping. It is also fairly unserious. Musk controls and can vote those shares now, by the way.
But even a billion extra super-voting rights shares are immaterial in this company s setup because Musk is, by miles, the largest shareholder in the company.
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