For many, Elon Musk’s space exploration company, SpaceX, is synonymous with the future, technology and all things extraterrestrial. The innovative company announced its IPO in the second half of 2026, where it plans to raise at least $30 billion through a public listing, targeting a valuation of more than $1.5 trillion.
If successful, the company would surpass Saudi Aramco’s 2019 record of $29 billion and make SpaceX one of the ten most valuable assets in the world. The explosive growth of the Starlink satellite internet and the Starship rocket development plans could generate up to $15 billion in revenue this year, and the company would approach the value of bitcoin.
Everything you need to know about the IPO
SpaceX is currently a private space company primarily owned by Elon Musk. The first man of Tesla and the owner of the social media platform
With the offering, the company plans to sell a stake of about 5% for about $40 billion, representing a minimum ‘flee float’, i.e. freely tradable shares, with a valuation of $1.5 trillion. This will limit liquidity and potentially lead to dual class shares, which could further strengthen Elon Musk’s control.
In the current secondary offer, the price is $420 per share, which brings the company’s value above 800 billion, which prepares the stock market. Despite Elon Musk’s share ownership, he exercises 78% of the voting rights, but at the same time, state ownership does not mean influence – only in the form of NASA contracts.
Here’s what we can expect from SpaceX’s stock market listing
There’s no doubt that SpaceX’s stock market debut will be huge: it’s not enough that the company for the largest public stock offering of all time is being prepared, but this immediately places the company among the ten most valuable companies in the world and among the twelve most valuable assets in terms of total value.
The IPO could also boost stock prices, which for other space companies like Rocket Lab or EchoStar meant significant capital to build data centers or buy chips, but at the same time SpaceX would emerge from the shadows and become a speculative asset.
Market uncertainties could delay its stock market debut until 2027, and in a volatile market environment the company will have to fight for free capital with tools like bitcoin.
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(BTC), currently the 9th most valuable asset in the world with a value of $1.85 trillion.
Elon Musk made the following statement about the company’s value:
“SpaceX became cash flow positive years ago, we buy back shares twice a year for liquidity. Valuation is driven by progress on Starship and Starlink and global direct-cell spectrum.”
Particularly interesting is that the company is also open to cryptocurrency integration: the intention is to settle Starlink payments with stablecoins in developing countries, thereby reducing currency risk – no official decision has been made on this yet. In October 2025, they also moved $268 million worth of BTC, diversifying their reserves. It is also possible that this will further strengthen the connection between blockchain and space exploration after the IPO, but this is the music of the future.
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