The company is weighing an IPO that could raise up to $50 billion, valuing SpaceX at roughly $1.5 trillion. The report cited sources familiar with the discussions, though Reuters said it could not independently verify the information, News.Az reports, citing Reuters.
If confirmed, the move would mark a historic milestone for the private space company, which has grown from a launch services provider into a dominant force in global space technology. SpaceX operates the Starlink satellite internet network, conducts frequent commercial and government launches, and continues development of its next-generation Starship rocket system.
A valuation of $1.5 trillion would place SpaceX among the world’s most valuable companies, reflecting investor confidence in the commercial space sector and Musk’s broader vision for space-based infrastructure and interplanetary travel.
Neither SpaceX nor Musk has publicly commented on the reported IPO timeline. However, speculation about a potential listing has circulated for years, particularly as Starlink expands and generates recurring revenue.
If the June 2026 plan proceeds, the offering could become a defining event for global financial markets — and a major turning point in the commercialization of space.
