SpaceX has filed for an initial public offering seeking to raise $75 billion, in what could become the largest technology listing to date. The move, disclosed in a regulatory filing made public this week, marks a major shift for the previously private company as it pursues capital-intensive projects, including its Starship launch system and global Starlink satellite broadband network. The documents highlight significant planned spending on heavy-lift launch infrastructure and orbital operations. Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are reported as lead underwriters. The filing occurs amid heightened investor interest in aerospace, satellite connectivity and deep‑tech "mega‑IPOs". A specific trading date has not yet been announced.

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