Three Tuttle Capital ETFs Add SpaceX Holdings Following Historic June IPO
SPCX•On June 18, Tuttle Capital’s Space Industry Income Blast, UFO Disclosure and Heavy Assets Low Obsolescence ETFs each acquired positions in SpaceX shares following its June 12 IPO. The additions integrate SpaceX’s reusable rockets, Starlink network and AI compute program into funds targeting space industry income, aerospace and AI infrastructure.
1. ETF Inclusions After IPO
On June 18, Tuttle Capital announced that the Space Industry Income Blast ETF, UFO Disclosure ETF and Heavy Assets Low Obsolescence ETF each acquired positions in SpaceX following its June 12 IPO. This marked the first public ETF inclusion of SpaceX shares, integrating the reusable rocket maker and Starlink operator into Tuttle’s thematic strategies.
2. Fund Mandates and Strategic Fit
The Space Industry Income Blast ETF targets current income through equities and options on space industry leaders, while the UFO Disclosure ETF focuses on advanced aerospace and satellite infrastructure linked to unidentified anomalous phenomena technology. The Heavy Assets Low Obsolescence ETF seeks durable physical assets powering the AI economy, leveraging SpaceX’s solar-powered AI compute satellites built on Starlink V3 technology.
3. Implications for Stock Demand
Inclusion across these thematic ETFs could boost institutional demand for SpaceX shares and provide diversified investor access to its commercial launch, satellite network and orbital data center programs. The move may also set a precedent for further ETF listings, potentially increasing liquidity and supporting valuation in the months ahead.
