People familiar with the matter revealed that SpaceX told employees that the company will enter a period of regulatory silence, marking that the rocket and satellite manufacturer is one step closer to the initial public offering scheduled for 2026. People familiar with the matter quoted the content of an internal email from the company as saying that SpaceX requires employees to avoid commenting, discussing, or promoting the company's listing plans, including topics such as company growth or valuation, in order to comply with the regulations of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. A person familiar with the matter said the restrictions covered social media, interviews, meetings, and public appearances. A SpaceX representative did not immediately comment on the matter.

People familiar with the matter revealed that SpaceX told employees that the company will enter a period of regulatory silence, marking that the rocket and satellite manufacturer is one step closer to the initial public offering scheduled for 2026. People familiar with the matter quoted the content of an internal email from the company as saying that SpaceX requires employees to avoid commenting, discussing, or promoting the company's listing plans, including topics such as company growth or valuation, in order to comply with the regulations of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. A person familiar with the matter said the restrictions covered social media, interviews, meetings, and public appearances. A SpaceX representative did not immediately comment on the matter.