SpaceX is preparing a record-setting initial public offering that would raise about $75 billion by selling roughly 555.6 million shares at a fixed price of $135 each. The deal is expected in mid-June 2026 and would surpass Saudi Aramco’s $29 billion IPO as the largest ever by capital raised.
The company is using an unusual structure by setting the price before the roadshow, rather than working within the standard IPO range. Proceeds are expected to support Starlink expansion, Starship development, and heavier investment in artificial intelligence and orbital data centers.
SpaceX remains privately held, but secondary-market pricing has already implied a wide valuation range ahead of the offering. The IPO follows a confidential SEC filing on April 1, 2026, and public indications that the transaction could move quickly once marketing begins.
The size and timing of the deal place SpaceX among the most closely watched aerospace and technology capital-market events of 2026.