United States firm SpaceX plans record-breaking $1.75 trillion IPO
PUBLISHED Jun 3, 2026, 8:55 AM ET
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United States-based SpaceX is preparing an initial public offering that is projected to become the largest in financial history, targeting a valuation of about $1.75 trillion with an offering price of $135 per share. The planned IPO would raise roughly $75 billion, providing substantial capital to support the company’s expanding operations across launch services, deep-space transportation, and satellite communications. Such a valuation would place SpaceX among the most valuable companies in the world and underline how quickly the private space sector has grown into a core part of modern economic and technological infrastructure. United States-based SpaceX plans to use the IPO proceeds to further develop its Starship launch vehicle and expand its Starlink global satellite internet network, both of which are central to its long-term business strategy. The company already dominates the commercial launch market and generates recurring revenue through a mix of government and commercial contracts. It has played a central role in NASA’s recent crewed missions, transporting astronauts to the International Space Station and supporting a new era of public–private cooperation in spaceflight, which has attracted sustained attention from investors awaiting a public listing.
By Sarah Whitman | JQJO News
Timeline of Events
- Recent years SpaceX expands launch dominance worldwide
- Recent years Starlink network scales global broadband coverage
- Recent years NASA deepens crewed mission partnerships
- This year SpaceX prepares historic public listing paperwork
- This year IPO valuation target set at $1.75 trillion
- This year Offering price indicated at $135 per share
- Planned IPO $75 billion capital raise for expansion
- After IPO Funds support Starship and Starlink growth
News Intelligence
- SpaceX's record-breaking IPO could impact your wallet. If you invest, you're banking on the future of space travel and global internet coverage. Be sure to research the risks and rewards. Consider how this fits into your financial plan.
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