Domestic Fund Managers Adjust ETF Inclusion Schedules Ahead of SpaceX IPO

Domestic fund managers have made frequent adjustments to ETF inclusion schedules ahead of SpaceX's upcoming IPO, as significant capital flows into space-themed ETFs. With growing anticipation for SpaceX's listing, investors now face the challenge of verifying specific inclusion dates and weights for each fund. According to financial industry sources, SpaceX is set to list on the NASDAQ, driving rapid growth in the domestic space ETF market, which has expanded to nine funds. New U.S. space tech-focused ETFs like TIGER U.S. Space Tech ETF and ACE U.S. Space Tech Active ETF have emerged, outperforming existing funds like NASA ETF by securing over 10% exposure to SpaceX's SPV. These funds initially focused on space industry equities but now directly include SpaceX-linked assets, with ACE ETF holding 25.6% in Ecosat (which owns 25.6% of SpaceX) and TIGER ETF allocating 25% to Rocket Lab. However, Korean Investment Trust and Mirae Asset delayed IPO participation announcements and removed rebalancing schedule updates from their websites.