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SpaceX has confidentially filed for an IPO with the SEC. Bloomberg broke the news. The target valuation? Over $1.75 trillion. The company&#x27;s aiming to raise up to $75 billion.
That&#x27;d make it the largest IPO in history according to <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-04-01/spacex-is-said-to-file-confidentially-for-ipo-ahead-of-ai-rivals" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bloomberg</a>. It&#x27;d blow past Saudi Aramco&#x27;s $29 billion offering from 2019. The IPO could launch as soon as June.
The valuation&#x27;s astronomical. It reflects SpaceX&#x27;s dual push into space infrastructure and AI. The company recently merged with Elon Musk&#x27;s AI startup xAI. That changed everything.
The proceeds would fund Starship development. They&#x27;d also build AI data centers in space. Plus a lunar base. According to reports.
Musk basically confirmed the timeline. A journalist predicted a near-term IPO. Musk responded: &quot;As usual, Eric is accurate.&quot; That lends credibility to the June window.
The filing itself remains confidential. SEC rules allow that for certain private companies. Bloomberg and CNBC have both reported on it. Neither outlet&#x27;s accessed the actual documents.
This marks a big shift for SpaceX. The aerospace manufacturer&#x27;s been privately held since Musk founded it. His goal? Make space travel accessible. Eventually enable human settlement on Mars.
SpaceX previously suggested a different path. It&#x27;d spin off Starlink for a public offering. That&#x27;d happen once revenue became predictable. This whole-company IPO filing? It&#x27;s a departure from earlier statements.
Investor enthusiasm&#x27;s surged for AI infrastructure and commercial space ventures. That creates favorable conditions for SpaceX&#x27;s debut. The xAI merger positions the company at the intersection of two hot sectors. Wall Street&#x27;s watching both closely.
The $75 billion raise would provide massive resources. Starship&#x27;s designed as a fully reusable launch system. It&#x27;s meant for Moon and Mars missions. The program&#x27;s completed several test flights. But it needs significant continued investment.
Space-based AI data centers? That&#x27;s an entirely new frontier. It combines SpaceX&#x27;s orbital expertise with cutting-edge computing infrastructure.
The timing and scale tell a story. SpaceX has grown dramatically since founding. It evolved from a scrappy startup launching small rockets. Now it&#x27;s a dominant force in commercial spaceflight. It&#x27;s got government contracts. A global satellite network. And trillion-dollar public market aspirations.

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SpaceX Prepares Massive $1.75 Trillion IPO — Largest in History

SpaceX confidentially filed for a record $1.75T IPO, aiming to raise $75B by June. The offering would surpass Saudi Aramco as the largest ever.