SpaceX reportedly could file for an IPO this week. These funds allow you to invest right now
As SpaceX potentially readies to begin the progress of going public in the coming days, investors already have funds to play it. The Information reported Tuesday that the Elon Musk-run startup is looking to file its initial public offering prospectus with regulators as early as this week. Advisers involved said the company could raise more than $75 billion, making it potentially one of the biggest IPOs ever, the report said. SpaceX has reportedly been looking at a Nasdaq listing while vying for early entry into the Nasdaq 100 index. Here are some of the funds with exposure to SpaceX: SpaceX is the Baron Partners Fund (BPTRX) ‘s largest holding, accounting for nearly a third of the total portfolio. Alongside Tesla , which is also run by Musk, the pair accounts for more than half of the holdings in BPTRX. The fund’s retail shares are down about 5% in 2026, according to Morningstar data. It climbed more than 24% in 2025, putting it in the seventh-percentile of comparable funds. SpaceX also accounts for nearly a quarter or the Baron Focused Growth Fund (BFGIX) . Tesla follows, representing just over 6% of holdings. The fund’s institutional shares are off more than 4% in 2026, according to Morningstar. But the fund is coming off three years of double-digit gains, Morningstar said. SpaceX makes up 18% of Cathie Wood’s ARK Venture Fund (ARKVX) . Anthropic, Databricks and Groq are also among the private companies the fund is exposed to. ARKVX is up more than 6% in 2026, building on last year’s gain of more than 55%. The Private-Public Crossover ETF (XOVR) has close to 45% exposure to SpaceX. By comparison, Nvidia is the next largest holding at around 4%. The ETF has tumbled roughly 15% so far this year. The fund added nearly 12% in 2025, but was among the bottom quartile of comparable offerings, per Morningstar. In individual stocks, EchoStar — viewed as a proxy for SpaceX on the market — jumped 8% on Wednesday following the IPO report. Shares are up around 10% this year, building on 2025’s 375% rally.
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