Overview
- Multiple outlets report SpaceX is in talks with banks for a June–July 2026 listing window, though timing could shift with markets.
- Estimates vary on size and value, from raising more than $25 billion at over $1 trillion to significantly above $30 billion at about $1.5 trillion.
- Elon Musk signaled the reports were accurate by replying to an Ars Technica editor’s post, though the company has not filed to go public.
- A recent secondary sale priced near $420 per share enabled roughly $2 billion in employee liquidity, implying a private valuation above $800 billion.
- Reports cite 2026 revenue of $22–$24 billion largely from Starlink, with some IPO proceeds expected to fund space‑based data centers and chip purchases.