Elon Musk’s SpaceX is reportedly preparing for a public listing that could value the company at $1.75 trillion. This would place the aerospace firm as the sixth-largest company in the United States by market value, trailing only the most established tech titans. The company is currently in discussions with the Nasdaq about a potential debut as early as June.
The company’s private valuation has surged recently, driven by the success of Starlink and the integration of xAI. This combination has added a significant valuation premium, as the company explores AI-driven orbital infrastructure. Such a diverse portfolio makes SpaceX the most anticipated IPO candidate in modern history.
SpaceX is reportedly making its listing contingent on early admission to the Nasdaq 100 index. Nasdaq is currently fast-tracking a “Fast Entry” rule to allow companies of this scale to join the index in under a month. This move is designed to ensure the stock has immediate support from massive institutional index funds.
The presence of SpaceX on the public markets will likely lead to increased interest in the entire space and intelligence industry. It offers a new “pure-play” option for investors seeking exposure to the future of global transportation. The sheer size of the offering is expected to dominate financial headlines for the remainder of the year.
While the Nasdaq is the front-runner, the New York Stock Exchange is also competing for the deal. No formal commitment has been made to either exchange, and the company continues to maintain a confidential filing status. The investment world is now waiting for the final signal from SpaceX leadership.