Nasdaq-100

SpaceX shares are nearing their IPO price after two days of decline, despite recent inclusion in the Nasdaq-100. This dip follows initial volatility after its public debut. While the Nasdaq-100 listing, enabled by eased criteria, signifies SpaceX’s growing market presence, investors are scrutinizing its valuation amid substantial investments in ambitious projects like Starlink and Starship. The market appears to be weighing the long-term vision against the significant upfront costs and increasing competition.

SpaceX’s IPO is the start of a larger market impact driven by its inclusion in major equity indexes. While the IPO is a milestone, subsequent index rebalancing events will significantly influence trading and investor sentiment. Notably, SpaceX will join the Nasdaq 100 early this summer, with the index rebalancing on July 6th. Its exclusion from the S&P 500’s expedited pathway increases the importance of other benchmark integrations as its shares become freely tradable. SpaceX saw strong demand on its trading debut, exceeding a $2 trillion valuation.

.Ferrovial, the global infrastructure developer, will join the Nasdaq‑100 on Dec 22 2025, just 18 months after debuting on U.S. exchanges. The inclusion widens visibility, improves liquidity, attracts index‑fund capital and may lift valuation by 2‑5 %. North‑American assets—toll lanes in Texas, North Carolina, Virginia, Ontario and the New Terminal One project at JFK—drive most earnings, supporting projected 6‑8 % annual growth. The firm’s integrated, technology‑focused model, triple‑listing in the U.S., Spain and the Netherlands, and strong ESG credentials underpin its shift to a global, sustainable infrastructure powerhouse.