SpaceX Targets $75B IPO to Fund Starship, AI Data Centers, and Lunar Base
Elon Musk's SpaceX is preparing for what could become the largest IPO in history, targeting up to $75 billion in funding. The offering, potentially filed this week for a June 2026 debut, aims to accelerate development of the Starship rocket, establish AI data centers in orbit, and build a moon base.
The joint filing with Musk's xAI underscores SpaceX's ambitions in the AI race against tech giants like Google and OpenAI. Private market valuations suggest SpaceX could command a $1.75 trillion valuation, dwarfing previous market debuts.
Individual investors may access over 20% of the offering, though final allocation details remain fluid. The capital infusion would enable what Musk describes as an "insane flight rate" for Starship development while positioning SpaceX at the forefront of orbital infrastructure.