SpaceX IPO: Share Price, Valuation, Listing Date & More; Elon Musk Eyes Biggest Public Listing Ever

After years of speculation, Elon Musk-led SpaceX is preparing to go public and become the largest IPO in history.

SpaceX is expected to raise nearly $75 billion from its stock market debut and at that valuation, the company would be worth around $1.75 trillion.

The listing of this tech IPO is expected to break records and potentially become the first US company to go public with a valuation exceeding $1 trillion.

Here's everything you need to know about the SpaceX IPO, its valuation, financial performance, and risks & rewards for retail investors.

SpaceX IPO Date and Listing Details

SpaceX has filed to list on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol SPCX. The company filed its public prospectus on May 20, 2026, after confidentially submitting draft registration documents to US regulators in April.

The company is expected to begin its investor roadshow on June 8, with IPO pricing scheduled for June 11. Trading is expected to commence on June 12.

According to a recent Reuters report, SpaceX plans to sell its shares at $135 each in its upcoming stock market debut. At this price, the company is expected to raise about $75 billion around Rs. 7 lakh crore from investors. "To achieve this, SpaceX plans to offer around 555.6 million shares to the public." the report further mentioned.

Apart from the Nasdaq, the company will also have a dual listing on Nasdaq Texas.

SpaceX IPO: The Biggest IPO Ever

The SpaceX IPO is expected to raise approximately $75 billion to become the biggest public offering ever recorded.

If successful, SpaceX will more than double the size of the previous IPO record. For comparison the biggest public listing so far has been of the Saudi Aramco IPO which raised $29.4 billion. Alibaba raised $25 billion during its New York debut. Meta, Uber and other major technology listings were significantly smaller.

The proposed valuation of approximately $1.75 trillion has stunned Wall Street analysts. At that level, investors would be valuing the company at more than 100 times its annual revenue.

ALL About SpaceX

Many investors still associate SpaceX primarily with rocket launches. In reality, the company is a technology conglomerate spanning multiple industries.

Today, SpaceX's business empire includes Falcon 9, Starlink,Starship, xAI and Colossus, X, the social media platform.

Despite rapid growth, profitability is still a challenge.The company reported 2025 revenue of $18.6 billion up by 33% year-on-year. Operating loss of $4.9 billion in 2025. In the Q1 2026 revenue growth slowed to 15% and the Q1 operating loss widened to $1.9 billion.

Heavy spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure, supercomputing capacity and Starship development weighed on the earnings.

Meanwhile, cash reserves have fallen from approximately $25 billion to $16 billion. The company also carries liabilities of more than $60 billion and long-term debt of roughly $29 billion.

The SpaceX IPO is so large that it could force stock indexes, ETFs and institutional investors to rethink rules about which companies to include. Simply put, SpaceX is arriving on public markets at a size rarely seen before.