SpaceX Files for $75 Billion IPO, Largest on Record

*SpaceX plans to sell 555.6 million shares at $135 each in an offering that would value the company above one trillion dollars.*

SpaceX submitted paperwork to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering expected to raise $75 billion. The filing marks the largest IPO target disclosed to date.

The company intends to market roughly 555.6 million shares priced at $135. One report listed the target raise at $74.4 billion; the other placed it at $75 billion. Both accounts describe the same share count and price.

SpaceX builds launch vehicles, operates the Starlink satellite network, and maintains an artificial-intelligence division. The offering would convert the private firm into a public company with a valuation exceeding one trillion dollars.

No statements from competitors or regulators appear in the available filings. Elon Musk has not commented publicly on the timing.

The move gives investors direct exposure to SpaceX’s launch and satellite revenue. Engineers and founders who follow infrastructure businesses will watch whether public-market scrutiny alters development priorities at the company.

The filing itself sets the concrete terms that will determine the outcome.

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Sources:

• Engadget
• Bloomberg Technology

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