SpaceX targets record IPO valuation of $1.75 trillion

SpaceX targets record IPO valuation of $1.75 trillion
SpaceX eyes record IPO

SpaceX is moving toward what could become the largest initial public offering on record as it seeks to open its capital structure to public investors. The company plans to raise at least $75 billion, giving investors rare direct access to Elon Musk's space, satellite communications and artificial intelligence strategy through the business.

Highlights

  • SpaceX is targeting a record $1.75 trillion valuation in its planned IPO, including a greenshoe option for additional share sales.
  • The offering seeks to raise at least $75 billion through an all-primary share sale, with proceeds going directly to SpaceX.
  • The IPO will offer public investors rare access to one of Musk's key assets amid heightened scrutiny of large global listings.

IPO plans and valuation target

As first reported by Reuters, SpaceX is targeting a valuation of $1.75 trillion in its planned initial public offering, including a greenshoe option that allows underwriters to sell additional shares if demand exceeds expectations.

Two people familiar with the matter say the company has outlined the valuation goal after early investor meetings in a testing-the-waters process. The roadshow is set to begin on Thursday, although the sources caution that the fundraising size and other terms can still change as meetings with investors get under way.

The offering is expected to raise at least $75 billion and be structured as an all-primary share sale, meaning the proceeds would go directly to SpaceX rather than to existing shareholders. Reuters previously reported that the company was considering a preliminary valuation estimate of about $1.75 trillion for the listing.

Market significance and investor access

The listing is set to give public investors a rare chance to buy into one of the most closely watched private companies in the world. SpaceX has become a central asset in Musk's business empire, with operations spanning rocket launches, satellite services and artificial intelligence-linked ambitions.

A deal of this size would stand out across global equity markets at a time when investors are closely watching appetite for large new listings. SpaceX did not respond to a request for comment, and the final structure of the transaction remains subject to market conditions and investor demand.

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