SpaceX is reportedly planning an IPO that will exclude Chinese investors according to Financial Times. The aerospace company's planned listing would mark a significant shift in its investment strategy, potentially limiting its market access while addressing geopolitical concerns.

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This China-less approach suggests SpaceX is prioritizing compliance with U.S. regulations over maximizing its investor base. The move could impact the company's valuation potential and global investment appeal amid ongoing tech sector tensions between the U.S. and China.