Overview
- The company is reportedly preparing a mid-to-late 2026 listing that would seek about $30 billion, valuing SpaceX near $1.5 trillion.
- Such a raise would exceed Saudi Aramco’s 2019 $29 billion offering to become the largest IPO on record.
- Bloomberg also reports a recently firmed employee secondary allowing about $2 billion of share sales at $420 per share.
- The pricing in that secondary would imply a valuation above earlier checks reported around $800 billion by the Wall Street Journal.
- Previous reporting indicated SpaceX had considered a Starlink spin-off, but the latest accounts describe plans for a full-company listing.