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We take a peek at internal SpaceX documents that show the sweet stock deals offered to investors like A16Z and Giga Fund.

I'm Imran Shake and get ready because we're switching it up today to focus on one big story as your daily crunch for Thursday.

Like so many highly valued startups, SpaceX sometimes allows its employees to cash out

some of their shares by selling to company authorized

outside investors. Techronch has gotten a peak at an internal SpaceX document about such

a tender offer from May 2022.

Musk posted on X last month that SpaceX holds such sales for employees about every six months.

These documents offer an interesting insight and to the investors who are authorized to buy these secondary shares

and the good deals they get. In this offer, investors paid $70 per share to employees, the document

shows. That's an enormous bargain compared to the share

prices investors pay when investing in primary rounds where the company sells the shares

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