Key Takeaways:

SpaceX is planning to file IPO prospectus this week, they want to make their public debut in June 2026.
The company hopes to raise more than $75 billion, which would break the record held by Saudi Aramco.
SpaceX is valued at $1.25 trillion, one of the most valuable companies on Earth following a merger with the AI company xAI.

According to recent reports, SpaceX is preparing to submit initial public offering (IPO) paperwork to regulators later this week or early next week. This confidential filing is the first step to a listing on the Nasdaq exchange. This deal will become the largest in history if successful, far from the $29 billion raised by Saudi Aramco in 2019. 
A Trillion Dollar Valuation Driven by AI and Starlink
The valuation of SpaceX grew rapidly in recent months. In February 2026, the company completed a merger with xAI. This move combined AI models such as Grok with SpaceX’s satellite network, it will push the company valuation to $1.25 trillion. The driver of this growth is Starlink while the rocket business is also important. The satellite internet service generated $15 billion in revenue during 2025 and is projected to reach $24 billion by the end of 2026.

Funding the Future of Orbital Data Centers
The capital raised from this $75 billion IPO won’t just use for rocket systems. SpaceX plans to use a lot of funds to build orbital data centers. These are facilities equipped with AI chips to provide computing power that doesn’t rely on Earth’s power or cooling systems. This is a core part of the Agentic Economy, where AI agents will require secure, space based infrastructure to operate without intervention. The funds will support the expansion of Moonbase Alpha, a project which is designed to establish a permanent human presence on the lunar surface.

This IPO is a valuation anchor for the entire space and AI sector. SpaceX is forcing the market to rethink how we value infrastructure that is built outside the earth by going public at this valuation. This transition from a private test phase to a public phase shows that the space economy is mature. This follows the trend in previous reports on Elon Musk’s TERAFAB project, where manufacturing and space are becoming one.
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What Investors Should Watch Next
When the process begins, the market will pay attention to the roadshow where SpaceX will meet with banks and funds to set the share price. There is expected to be a lot of allocation of shares for retail investors, it will possibly be 20% of the offering. This would allow smaller traders to participate in the company. However, buyers should be cautious about the high multiples at which SpaceX will trade, as the current price assumes that every ambitious space and AI goal will be achieved.
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