SpaceX is targeting a record-setting $75 billion [1] initial public offering on the Nasdaq exchange with shares priced at $135 each [2].
The move marks a pivotal transition for the private company as it seeks massive capital to fund ambitious artificial intelligence and space exploration projects. The scale of the offering would make it one of the largest in history, potentially valuing the company between $1.75 trillion [1] and $2 trillion [5].
"SpaceX plans to fix its IPO price at $135 per share to raise a record‑setting $75 billion," a source familiar with the matter said [2]. The company began its roadshow in early June 2026 as it prepares for a summer listing.
Financial disclosures accompanying the IPO reveal that SpaceX holds a Bitcoin treasury worth approximately $1.29 billion [3], consisting of 18,712 BTC [6]. This disclosure has drawn scrutiny from investors regarding liquidity risks associated with the volatility of digital assets. For comparison, Tesla holds over 11,500 BTC [7].
Market analysts have provided varying estimates of the company's total valuation. Forbes reports an implied valuation of $1.75 trillion [1], while other estimates range from $1.77 trillion [4] to more than $2 trillion [5]. These figures are supported by long-term projections, including a Morgan Stanley estimate that the company could reach $3.4 trillion [8] in revenue by 2040.
Elon Musk continues to lead the company as it navigates the transition to a publicly traded entity. The company's ability to maintain its aggressive development schedule while meeting the transparency requirements of the Nasdaq will be a primary focus for new shareholders.
“"SpaceX plans to fix its IPO price at $135 per share to raise a record‑setting $75 billion"”
The SpaceX IPO represents a significant bet on the commercialization of space and AI. By integrating a substantial Bitcoin treasury into its balance sheet, SpaceX is mirroring the corporate treasury strategies of other Musk-led ventures, though it introduces a layer of volatility that traditional institutional investors may find risky. The massive capital raise suggests the company is prioritizing rapid infrastructure scaling over cautious growth.
