SpaceX is getting closer to the IPO plan with many new details revealed for the first time by international sources. According to Bloomberg News, the Elon Musk-based company is expected to list stocks in mid-or-late 2026 and aim to raise $30 billion. The company's valuation is said to be around 1.5 trillion USD.
If it reaches this number, SpaceX's deal will surpass the IPO scale of Saudi Aramco (a natural gas and oil company) in 2019. The Bloomberg report also said that SpaceX will keep the company structure instead of separating the Starlink segment to list as previously considered.
This information was announced a few days after The Information was the first unit to mention the IPO plan by the end of 2026. In parallel, the Wall Street Journal recently reported that SpaceX is implementing a secondary stock sale to employees with a valuation of about $800 billion. Bloomberg said SpaceX has confirmed the sale of shares and a trading price of up to $420 per share, equivalent to about $2 billion in approved shares for sale.
New developments surrounding both IPO planning and internal trading activities show that SpaceX is entering an important preparation stage for becoming a listed enterprise. The international report also recorded the editing of headings related to valuations, affirming that the figure was exactly 1.5 trillion USD.
