SpaceX Implements Quiet Period Ahead of Potential $1.5 Trillion IPO
SpaceX has entered a regulatory quiet period, instructing employees to cease all public discussion about its anticipated IPO. The company aims to raise over $30 billion at a $1.5 trillion valuation, which WOULD mark the largest stock market debut in history. Funds are earmarked for Starship development, lunar infrastructure, and orbital AI data centers.
The communications blackout follows standard SEC requirements for pre-IPO companies. Elon Musk's sudden pivot toward public markets coincides with his growing focus on artificial intelligence applications in space infrastructure. SpaceX retains flexibility on timing and final valuation, with no guarantee the offering will proceed.