SpaceX Reportedly Planning Massive IPO with $1.7+ Trillion Valuation SpaceX’s push to go public has rapidly escalated from rumor to what could become the largest stock market debut in history, with investors weighing staggering growth projections against equally outsized risks.

Early filings outline a record-breaking deal

On June 3, new disclosures showed SpaceX plans to raise about $75 billion by offering roughly 555.6 million shares at $135 each, implying a valuation near $1.75 trillion — far beyond any previous global IPO record. A related report the same day said the company is “reportedly aiming to raise $75 billion in its IPO,” with pricing that would value SpaceX around $1.77 trillion and even put it above Tesla’s market capitalization.

Later on June 3, further coverage framed the effort as a historic fundraising push, noting that Elon Musk’s SpaceX is “seeking to raise up to $86bn” at a proposed $1.78 trillion valuation.

Market narrative builds around AI and Starlink

Analysts quickly connected the valuation pitch to SpaceX’s shift from a pure launch provider to a broader AI-and-connectivity conglomerate. One report highlighted that the company “plans to raise $75 billion in its initial public offering” and now makes most of its money from Starlink while betting heavily on “artificial intelligence and orbital data centers,” which it argues tap a $26.5 trillion total addressable AI market.

On June 4, a Wall Street bank’s modeling became central to the story. Goldman Sachs “expects SpaceX’s AI revenue to increase 100-fold by 2030,” projections that help underpin the $1.78 trillion valuation the group is pitching in the IPO.

Musk and markets react

As media detailed the planned June 12 float and its implications for passive investors and ETF providers, coverage noted concerns about “how exactly the company plans to support its gargantuan valuation” and the risks for index-tracking funds that must absorb such a large new listing.

On social media, Elon Musk amplified the scale of the moment. Retweeting a post that called SpaceX “the largest IPO in history expected around June 12,” he endorsed a narrative that execution across his companies is “operating at an unprecedented scale.” He also teased “SpaceX IPO info” while highlighting the company’s expanded mission: “SpaceX was founded to make life multiplanetary. We’ve been able to expand that mission with our Starlink constellation and AI solution.”

Across Wall Street, the debate now centers on whether SpaceX’s blend of rockets, satellite internet and AI justifies a valuation that could, overnight, reshape major stock indices and test the market’s appetite for mega-cap growth stories.

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