When Will SpaceX IPO Hit the Stock Market? Elon Musk’s Firm Sees Bumper Investor Demand, Check Listing Date

SpaceX IPO Update: Investors across the world are closely tracking IPO updates on tech billionaire Elon Musk's 75 billion SpaceX IPO. The aerospace giant is well oversubscribed, with multiple institutional investors already placing orders for shares worth $10 billion or more, according to a Bloomberg report.

Nearly 30% of the total shares on offer are allocated to retail investors, reported Bloomberg, citing sources. Institutional investors won't be able to place orders for the SpaceX IPO after Wednesday evening, the report added. The space giant is all set to make one of the biggest debuts on stock markets. It is also likely to replace Saudi Aramco's $29.4 billion stock market listing in 2019.

When Will SpaceX IPO Listing Take Place?

SpaceX's IPO is set to price JUne 11 and start trading on exchanges next day, ie Friday, June 12. As per the news report, the company is offering 555.6 million shares at a fixed price of $135 each. The company is expected to raise $75 billion at a $1.8 trillion valuation.

SpaceX IPO Retail Investors Participation Deadline

Retail investors can submit orders for SpaceX IPO on some platforms before Wednesday. Th company has allocated around 30% of the IPO offer to retail investors.

Morgan Stanley hosted around 300 institutional invesgtors at the bank's New York headquarters for meetings with SpaceX management including President Gwynne Shotwell and Chief Financial Officer Bret Johnsen.

SpaceX IPO And Its Competitors

SpaceX faces competition from the firm Anthropic. Other rivals are preparing their own IPO filings. OpenAI has filed confidential papers with the US SEC. They recently raised $122 billion. Their valuation is over $850 billion.
SpaceX has new revenue streams to report. They announced a deal with Google-parent Alphabet. Alphabet will pay $920 million each month. This cloud services deal runs through 2029. The firm also has a pact with Anthropic.

Famous for its rocket launches, SpaceX has expanded its area of operation and dominance into multiple other businesses and segments as well. The firm also covers satellite, space, AI and even manages social media platform X. While the company may look like it is on track to become the most successful space tech giant in the world, but its profitability, and operational loss remains a cause of concern. The company had reported 2025 revenue of $18.6 billion, which was 33% higher than corresponding period. Operating loss stood at $4.9 billion in 2025. The company's revenue slumped during Q1 and operating loss widened to $1.9 billion. SpaceX's cash reserves also declined in the period alongside more than $60 billion liabilities and long-term debt.