SpaceX has completed the largest IPO in history, pricing 555.6 million shares at 135 dollars each and raising about 75 billion dollars on Nasdaq. The listing instantly reset aerospace financing, with Elon Musk retaining about 80% of the voting rights and the company entering public markets with an implied valuation near 2.3 trillion dollars.
The first-session move lifted the stock to roughly 174 dollars, and the scale of the deal gives SpaceX firepower for Starlink, Starship and wider launch-system expansion. For operators, suppliers and investors, the transaction turns space access into a far more liquid capital market story.