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SpaceX IPO filing says Elon Musk can only be removed as CEO and chairman by Class B shareholders he controls, giving him veto power and limiting investor influence.
SpaceX's IPO filing reveals only Class B shareholders, controlled by Musk, can remove him as CEO.
KEY POINTS
- Musk's control over Class B super-voting shares gives him an effective veto on board removal attempts.
- This governance structure goes further than typical dual-class setups by tying removal directly to Musk's voting power.
- SpaceX's split into Class A and Class B stock after IPO ensures Musk retains majority control over board decisions.
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