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  1. South Korean asset managers increased their exposure to SpaceX via ETFs, which is now listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
  2. SpaceX conducted its largest IPO on Nasdaq, driven by the company's high-growth trajectory and the interest of Dubai investors.

Alexander Tamas, who runs the Dubai firm Vy Capital, now holds a 3.4% stake in SpaceX.

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Alexander Tamas, who runs the Dubai firm Vy Capital, now holds a 3.4% stake in SpaceX.

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SpaceX conducted its largest IPO on Nasdaq, driven by the company's high-growth trajectory and the interest of Dubai investors. All 1 developments

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