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How do I access SpaceX shares online?
Select the Log in button when you visit Fidelity.com or NetBenefits.com, then provide your login credentials.
You’ll find SpaceX shares in the Registered stock section of your account selector.
If you don't have login credentials, please call shareholder services at (833) 500-1036.
How will the lock-up release work?
SpaceX uses a phased lock-up schedule that allows shares to become eligible for sale in stages over the first six months after the IPO, rather than all at once. This information is based on SpaceX's Form S-1 Registration Statement and will be updated as further information becomes available.
After SpaceX announces its Q2 earnings (July or August 2026), about 20% of eligible shares unlock, with an additional 10% if the stock meets a performance threshold. The stock must trade at or above 30% of the IPO price for at least 5 of the 10 consecutive trading days ending on, and including the First Earnings Release Date.
Between days 70–135 post-IPO, five automatic releases of 7% each gradually increase the number of shares that can be sold, occurring on Days 70, 90, 105, 120, and 135.
After SpaceX announces its Q3 earnings (October or November 2026), an additional 28% of its shares will become eligible for sale.
At 180 days after the IPO (December 2026), the lock-up fully expires, and all remaining shares have their 180-day lock-up restriction removed.
If you have any questions about this schedule, please refer to the Form S-1 Registration Statement or call Fidelity Stock Transfer at (833) 500-1036.
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