At a recent board meeting held at its Starbase facility in Texas, SpaceX discussed selling insider shares at over $400 per share, implying the company’s valuation could nearly double its last funding round from July 2025, when shares were priced at $212, valuing SpaceX at $400 billion.
If the IPO proceeds at the proposed valuation, it could rank among the 20 largest publicly traded companies globally. Selling just 5% of its stake could result in proceeds of around $40 billion, potentially surpassing the $29 billion record of Saudi Aramco’s 2019 IPO.
Space Industry Presence
SpaceX maintains a strong position in aerospace through its Falcon 9 rocket launches and the Starlink satellite internet service. With over 9,000 satellites in orbit, Starlink has grown faster than global competitors, including Amazon’s Kuiper project, fueling investor interest in the company’s market potential.
Previous Funding and Strategic Deals
In July 2025, SpaceX raised funds at $212 per share, valuing the company at $400 billion. The firm is now reportedly planning a tender offer, allowing employees and early investors to sell their holdings. A strong response from buyers could further confirm the suggested $400-plus per share pricing.
Additionally, SpaceX’s $2.6 billion spectrum license acquisition from EchoStar Corp. supports its telecommunication initiatives and contributed to a rise in related market stocks by up to 18%.
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