The rumor mill just became reality. And the numbers are even more staggering than anyone predicted.
Elon Musk's SpaceX confirmed it's pursuing an IPO that would value the company at over $1 trillion—making it one of the 10 most valuable companies on Earth before it even trades publicly.
The target? Raising $25 billion in June or July 2026.
If successful, this would instantly vault SpaceX into the ultra-exclusive trillion-dollar club alongside Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia… and surpass Saudi Aramco's record-breaking $25.6 billion IPO as the largest capital raise in Wall Street history.
This is a fundamental shift in how space, internet connectivity, and defense technology are valued. And our research investigation revealed a few key ways regular folks can take action on this.
What Our Urgent Investigation Reveals:
- The Starlink Factor: How SpaceX's satellite internet business went from “interesting side project” to the primary driver of a trillion-dollar valuation
- Beyond Aramco: A detailed breakdown comparing SpaceX's IPO to Saudi Aramco's record-setter—and why this could eclipse it in multiple ways
- Retail vs. Institutional Access: The brutal truth about whether everyday investors will even get a chance to buy at the IPO price
- Valuation Reality Check: Independent analysis of whether $1 trillion makes sense—or if this is another dot-com-bubble moment waiting to pop
SpaceX is actively working with banks. The timeline is set. The valuation target is public.
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