SpaceX could become the first trillion dollar space company with a record breaking IPO

SpaceX, the galaxy-exploring company founded by Tesla owner Elon Musk, is set to become the largest publicly listed space company of all time.

Having joined NASA as one of the leading space programs in the galaxy, SpaceX is continuing its exploration of the universe.

Just this year, it became the world’s most dominant space launch provider, as the Texan company has continued to put its rockets in the sky and eclipse any other program out there.

Heading into 2026, though, the corporation is set to launch a $30 billion IPO and stock fund, which makes it the first public space company to surpass the one trillion dollar valuation figure.

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How SpaceX could become publicly listed with a trillion-dollar valuation

SpaceX has enjoyed a huge 2025, launching its 10,000th Starlink satellite into the universe, completing the 11th round of the Starship testing, edging us closer to Mars, and opening up an incredibly exclusive private spacewalk route for billionaires.

All of this comes with the company’s goal of landing on the red planet in the next decade, as it aims to be the first program to safely do so.

Now, Bloomberg reports that it is opening up the chance for some public investors to get on board with the success, as is allegedly opening a new IPO in 2026 worth $30 billion dollars.

Most of the company’s profits come from Starlink, and that’s only growing stronger as the WiFi routers, especially, have become a huge hit with major airlines this year.

But this new round of public funding would mean that the space explorers would be valued at roughly $1.5 trillion.

Only the Saudi company Aramco has managed to launch a similar round of funding, as it raised a $29 billion IPO back in 2019.

Big investments mean huge plans

According to the report, the funding will be put to use straight away, with the company opening up space-based data centers and purchasing the chips required to run them.

The new data centres will likely support the new rockets that intend to reach Mars in the coming years, and possibly give the Tesla Optimus free roam of the planet.

This wild valuation would also put Founder Elon Musk back on track to become the richest man in the world again, having lost that crown to Oracle’s Larry Ellison earlier this year.

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