It’s here, the SpaceX rocket ship is here.

We have the down-low on its IPO here.

Aside from SpaceX, some space-related companies are also getting some investor attention. More on that down below!

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Moving on, here are the news that shocked the world…

SpaceX $SPCX ( ▲ 19.22% ): SpaceX share price gained by almost 20% to US$160.95 to close its first trading day, trading as high as US$176.52. [Read More]

EchoStar $SATS ( ▼ 10.97% ): EchoStar share price is up with the SpaceX IPO as it is selling its AWS-4 and H-block spectrum licenses to SpaceX in exchange for shares [Read More]

Nvidia $NVDA ( ▲ 0.16% ): Nvidia is partnership with SK Hynix to ensure continued supply of GPUs amid a supply shortage. SK Hynix will continue to supply HBM4 for the next couple of years [Read More]

Intel $INTC ( ▲ 6.51% ): Nvidia and Google are considering Intel as a back-up chip manufacturer as supply shortages are expected. [Read More]

Oracle $ORCL ( ▲ 0.02% ): Oracle recorded revenue and profit growth of 21% and 23% respectively for the latest quarter. It did not change its guidance for the year ahead [Read More]

Here are the news covering the Asia market…

EV Bonanza: With the Middle East conflict continuing, EV players in China are having a field day over petrol cars, making up 66.7% of sales in first week of June [Read More]

Starhill Global REIT: Kemmy Tan Peck Mun has been named as the new CEO of Starhill Global REIT. She was previously from 1925 Pte Ltd and M+S [Read More]

Wee Hur: Wee Hur acquired One Bedford Place for an undisclosed sum. It is planning to expand into the student accommodation market by repositioning it as a 500-bed property [Read More]

CDL, Hong Leong: A JV between CDL and Hong Leong has submitted a SG$542 million bid for a site at Peck Hay Road to develop a 39‑storey tower housing around 380 residences [Read More]

Applied Materials: Applied Materials has opened a US$500 million manufacturing and research campus in Singapore to increased production capacity [Read More]

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SpaceX is a space transport, internet service provider and an AI company.

Why we like this: SpaceX has gotten a lot of hype in the past few weeks. And let us highlight some of the things you need to take note.

It is not a purely space rocket company anymore. In February 2026, Elon Musk merged xAI into SpaceX to essentially create an integrated AI company. Starlink, which is its internet service company, is still its core business, contributing around 61% of revenue in 2025, while Space segment only contributes around 22%. AI contributes the remaining 17%.

It’s worth noting that SpaceX views its AI segment as having the biggest potential and total addressable market at US$26.5 trillion. More specifically, it is looking at enterprise applications as the biggest one at US$22 trillion. As more companies integrate AI, SpaceX wants to be the company providing those services.

EchoStar provides pay-TV services to customers in United States, Mexico, Canada, South and Central America, Asia, Africa, Australia, Europe, India, and the Middle East

Why we like this: EchoStar is making headlines with the SpaceX IPO, as it is selling its AWS-4 and H-block spectrum licenses to SpaceX in exchange for SpaceX shares and cash.

With demand so hot for SpaceX, EchoStar could be looking at a massive payday if SpaceX’s share price rises after the IPO. Even though EchoStar is still making losses, investors might ignore all of that and just zoom in on its exposure to SpaceX.

Analysts have set an average target price of US$137.6 with an implied upside of +7.4%.

Iridium Communications provide mobile voice and data communication services globally.

Why we like this: With satellite companies receiving attention due to SpaceX, Iridium is getting that same treatment also. Oppenheimer recently showcased Iridium as a possible beneficiary of SpaceX.

It operates low earth orbit satellites and depend on SpaceX to launch its satellites. The new ecosystem surrounding SpaceX will benefit Iridium overall.

AST Space Mobile designs and develops Bluebird satellites in the U.S.

Why we like this: AST is considered a direct competitor in the internet service provider by satellite side of it. With SpaceX getting so much attention, AST Space Mobile is also getting its fair share of that attention.

It is still loss-making and does not have a proven to-market product that could compete with SpaceX yet. However, it has recently announced that its Bluebird satellites 8, 9 and 10 will be transported by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets.

And that’s a wrap!

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