SpaceX shares fell below their initial public offering price of $135 for the first time since the company's Nasdaq debut, according to the report.
The decline represents a sharp retreat from the stock's post-listing high and reflects heightened volatility following its public market launch.
The report said the shares have dropped about 41 percent from their peak of $225.64, reducing the company's market value significantly.
According to the report, investor attention is now turning to SpaceX's upcoming Starship Flight 13, which is scheduled to test satellite payload deployment during a suborbital mission.
Market participants are expected to closely watch the outcome of the launch as the company seeks to demonstrate progress in its next-generation space program.
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