SpaceX Seeks Record $75 Billion IPO at $1.8 Trillion Valuation
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Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 1
SpaceX Seeks Record $75 Billion IPO at $1.8 Trillion Valuation
9 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 1
$75 billion is the amount SpaceX is seeking from investors in what the report describes as a record-breaking IPO, roughly double the size of any previous listing.
A $1.8 trillion target valuation would rank the rocket, satellite and AI group among the market’s most valuable companies and make the offering economically consequential well beyond the company itself.
Parts of the market are already reorganizing around the deal, underscoring how the planned listing is reshaping expectations for what a blockbuster IPO can look like.
With experts calling its core plan a 'fantasy,' can SpaceX's record IPO defy financial gravity?
As Musk retains total control, are investors funding a visionary future or an unaccountable corporate empire?
Inside SpaceX’s $1.75 Trillion IPO: Record Valuation, AI Expansion, and the High-Stakes Gamble for Investors
Overview
SpaceX has launched its highly anticipated IPO by filing its S-1 registration statement on May 20, 2026, aiming for a record-breaking $1.75 trillion valuation and seeking to raise $75 billion. Shares will be listed on Nasdaq Texas under the ticker SPCX, with major underwriters managing the process. This massive valuation means SpaceX is set to become one of the top 10 most valuable U.S. companies upon debut, signaling a major shift in public markets. The IPO’s scale and ambition highlight SpaceX’s rapid growth and its potential to reshape both the technology sector and the broader space economy.