Forbes: SpaceX IPO Will Create 9 Billionaires Including Twitter Co-Founder

Comparatively, as SpaceX launches its IPO at a valuation of $1.8 trillion, it will create 9 billionaires, including a CFO who managed his 14-year accounts, a female executive who became president from employee number 11, a Twitter co-founder, and a Saudi prince who bet early on, have also reaped huge wealth from this space capital feast. They are:

1. Prince Alwalid bin Talal Al-Saud: The estimated shareholding ratio is 0.28%, and the corresponding value of the shares is 5.1 billion US dollars;

2. Luke Nosek: The estimated shareholding ratio is 0.19%, and the corresponding value of the shares is US$3.4 billion;

3. Larry Ellison: The estimated shareholding ratio is 0.15%, and the corresponding value of the shares is 2.7 billion US dollars;

4. Jack Dorsey: The estimated shareholding ratio is 0.14%, and the corresponding value of the shares is US$2.6 billion;

5. Gwen Shortwell: The estimated shareholding ratio is 0.10% (including options), and the corresponding value of the shares is US$1.7 billion;

6. Brett Johnson: The estimated shareholding ratio is 0.07% (including options), and the corresponding value of the shares is 1.2 billion US dollars;

7. Tom Mueller: The estimated shareholding ratio is 0.06%, and the corresponding value of the shares is US$1.1 billion;

8. Kimball Musk: The estimated shareholding ratio is 0.04%, and the corresponding value of the shares is US$760 million;

9. Steven Witkoff: The estimated shareholding ratio is 0.01%, and the corresponding value of the shares is US$270 million. (Forbes)