SpaceX's IPO ignites the market, rocket and satellite concept stocks surge across the board.

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Influenced by SpaceX's first public disclosure of its IPO plans last week, investor enthusiasm for the space industry has heated up, and stocks related to space and satellites surged sharply on Tuesday.

Space infrastructure company Redwire’s share price soared by as much as 31% and ultimately closed up 26%. Satellite broadband communications company AST SpaceMobile jumped 13%, while rocket and spacecraft manufacturer Firefly Aerospace rose 19%.

The growing excitement in the market for the new space economy is increasingly benefiting companies that can profit not only from SpaceX’s IPO, but also from the rising enthusiasm and capital investment in space exploration.

A basket of US stocks compiled by Bank of America, consisting of major participants and potential beneficiaries of the space race, has risen 61% so far this year. On Tuesday, the index recorded its largest single-day gain since April last year.

Meanwhile, the Procure Space ETF, with a market cap of about $1 billion, has surged about 69% so far this year.

Analysts and investors generally expect that the global space economy will continue to expand, and the entire sector of space concept stocks is expected to precisely capture this historic economic growth dividend over the next two decades.

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