TLDRElon Musk’s SpaceX is preparing to go public in June or July 2026 with plans to raise over $25 billionThe aerospace company seeks a valuation above $1 trillion, potentially reaching $1.5 trillionRevenue is expected to hit $22-24 billion in 2026, mostly from Starlink satellite internet servicesIPO proceeds will fund space-based data center development and necessary computing hardwareSpaceX has started working with investment banks to prepare for the historic public offeringSpaceX has begun preparing for an initial public offering scheduled for mid-2026. The company founded by Elon Musk is working with investment banks to launch the public listing around June or July next year.JUST IN: SpaceX plans to go public at $1.5 trillion valuation in 2026, the largest IPO in history, Bloomberg reports. pic.twitter.com/GxEJqvhB0K— Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) December 9, 2025The aerospace firm plans to raise more than $25 billion through the stock market debut. Sources close to the matter indicate SpaceX is targeting a company valuation exceeding $1 trillion.This represents a change in strategy from previous plans. Musk stated in 2020 that only the Starlink satellite internet division would eventually go public while keeping the core SpaceX business private.The company has declined to comment on the IPO preparations. Banking discussions are currently in progress for the summer 2026 timeline.Revenue Growth Drives IPO TimingSpaceX projects approximately $15 billion in revenue for 2025. The company expects this figure to grow to between $22 billion and $24 billion during 2026.Starlink will generate the majority of incoming revenue. The satellite internet service has expanded rapidly since launching commercial operations in 2020.SpaceX also earns revenue from launching government and commercial satellites. The company’s reusable Falcon 9 rockets have reduced launch costs for customers.Money raised from the public offering will support new business initiatives. SpaceX plans to build data centers located in space orbit.The company will purchase computer chips and hardware needed for these facilities. Musk discussed the space-based data center concept at a Baron Capital event recently.Potential Record-Breaking ValuationA $1 trillion valuation would place SpaceX among the world’s most valuable companies. Only Saudi Aramco has completed an IPO at this level, debuting at $1.7 trillion in December 2019.Some industry reports suggest SpaceX could pursue valuations as high as $1.5 trillion. This would establish a new record for the largest public offering in stock market history.Recent secondary trading activity valued SpaceX at $800 billion. Employees sold shares at $420 each in a transaction totaling around $2 billion.Musk disputed some media reports about the $800 billion valuation last weekend. He described certain figures as inaccurate but provided no specific corrections.Path to Public MarketsThe 2026 timeline gives SpaceX more than a year to prepare mandatory disclosures. Public companies must meet stricter financial reporting standards than private firms.SpaceX competes in the growing commercial space industry. The company launches cargo and astronauts to the International Space Station under NASA contracts.Starlink has deployed thousands of satellites to provide internet service globally. The network serves customers in remote areas without traditional broadband access.Going public would allow early investors and employees to sell their shares. Public trading also provides easier access to capital for future expansion projects.SpaceX operates the Starship rocket program for deep space missions. The company is developing this vehicle for potential Mars missions and lunar landings.The post SpaceX Could Break IPO Records With $1.5 Trillion Valuation in 2026 appeared first on Blockonomi.