Investors who submitted indications of interest for the SpaceX IPO must confirm their interest after the offering is officially priced, currently expected on June 11. Confirmation converts a non-binding indication into an order to buy shares at the final IPO price. Participating brokerages may open the confirmation window late on June 11 and close it as early as 7 a.m. ET on June 12. Investors who do not confirm will not receive shares. Allocations, if any, are expected to be announced before trading begins on June 12, and accounts must be funded to complete purchases.
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