The list covers every ETF, mutual fund and UCITS on the Integrum platform identified as holding Space Exploration Technologies Corp. It includes the fund name, ISIN and whether the fund is a passive index vehicle or actively managed, alongside a flag for funds carrying an ESG, sustainable or responsible label.

SpaceX appears in 5,482 fund share classes on the Integrum platform, which collapse to roughly 3,250 distinct funds once currency and accumulation variants are combined. More than 700 are index funds or ETFs, and at least 48 carry an explicit ESG, sustainable or responsible label in their name.

SpaceX discloses no greenhouse gas emissions policy or targets, no energy figures and no waste figures. Its governance is highly concentrated, with a 10:1 dual-class voting structure leaving Elon Musk with around 84 percent of the votes and no sunset provision. It also faces a UN Global Compact controversy at high violation level over a wildlife refuge land transfer. Funds marketed on sustainability that hold the company may struggle to show the position meets their own stated standards.

Not necessarily. SpaceX shows no involvement in controversial weapons, so a weapons-only screen passes it through. It does flag for military non-weapons and military software and IT services, but policies covering broader military activity often apply a revenue threshold that SpaceX's largely commercial revenue mix can fall below.

Fund holdings and company data on the Integrum platform are refreshed within 10 days of disclosure. The fund list reflects holdings identified following the company's June 2026 IPO.