SpaceX Seeks $2 Trillion Valuation, $75 Billion IPO
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- SpaceX floated a $2 trillion valuation figure to prospective investors for its IPO, Bloomberg reported.
- The SEC received confidential IPO paperwork from SpaceX as the company targets a market launch later this year.
- Saudi Aramco’s 2019 IPO record would be eclipsed by SpaceX’s potential $75 billion raise.
- Starlink’s cash‑generating business is a focal point in the valuation debate, alongside launch dominance and unproven projects like Starship and space‑based AI.
- xAI merger valued SpaceX at $1 trillion and the AI startup at $250 billion.
- Saudi Public Investment Fund is in talks to take an anchor stake of around $5 billion in the IPO, Reuters reported.
- SpaceX did not respond to Reuters’ request for comment.
Why it matters: Investors, especially anchor players like Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, stand to secure a multi‑billion stake in a company valued at $2 trillion, while the massive $75 billion raise could dwarf past IPOs and reshape capital flows into space and AI sectors.
