The Initial Public Offering (IPO) is slated for completion before the close of 2026. The firm’s market worth is projected to reach approximately $1.5 trillion.
Elon Musk’s enterprise, SpaceX, intends to debut its shares on a stock market for the first time and secure over $30 billion, sources familiar with the matter informed Bloomberg. SpaceX is aiming for a valuation around $1.5 trillion during the IPO. According to some sources, the company’s management and advisors are planning the listing for mid-to-late 2026.
As the agency reports, this transaction would constitute the largest listing in history.
The IPO timeline may shift contingent upon market conditions and sundry factors, the agency notes. One source mentioned that the schedule could be postponed until 2027.
The firm’s revenue is anticipated to be around $15 billion in 2025, and between $22 and $24 billion in 2026, one source disclosed. Two other sources revealed that SpaceX plans to utilize a portion of the funds raised from the IPO for developing space data centers, including acquiring the necessary chips for their function.
Additionally, within a new tender offer for employees, SpaceX established a per-share price of about $420, sources reported. They noted that the company is permitting staff to divest shares worth approximately $2 billion, and SpaceX will participate in a buyback of some equities.
The possibility that SpaceX might conduct a primary public offering in 2026 was previously reported by The Wall Street Journal, citing sources. However, WSJ’s informants provided a different estimate for the firm’s preliminary valuation—$800 billion.
In July, Bloomberg stated that SpaceX was planning a share sale that could elevate the company’s appraisal to nearly $400 billion. It was projected that shares would be offered at a price of $212 each, the agency wrote. This was considerably higher than the $185 price set in December, when the firm was valued at $350 billion.
According to data from the TradingView service, the top five companies by capitalization feature the American firm Nvidia—its market valuation stands at $4.49 trillion, followed by Apple in second place with a capitalization of $4.1 trillion, Google in third ($3.83 trillion), Microsoft in fourth ($3.66 trillion), and rounding out the top five is Amazon, whose market worth is estimated at $2.44 trillion.
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