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S&P Rejects Fast Entry for SpaceX, Delaying $14B in Passive Inflows
Earlier today, in our forensic analysis of the SpaceX IPO, we said that according to BNP estimates, the company's inclusion into the S&P 500 some 6 months after the offering would unlock $13.4 billion worth of inflows.
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The S&P 500's decision to maintain its existing eligibility requirements for main benchmarks has significant implications for SpaceX's inclusion in the index. This move delays the company's potential entry into the S&P 500, which in turn postpones the expected influx of $14 billion in passive investments. The delay may extend beyond 12 months, as the S&P Dow Jones Indices has chosen to maintain its current eligibility criteria, effectively putting SpaceX's inclusion on hold.
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