SpaceX has publicly filed paperwork for an initial public offering on the Nasdaq, according to multiple reports. The company plans to trade under the ticker symbol “SPCX,” with outlets describing the listing as a potential record-sized IPO. Bloomberg reports that SpaceX is targeting up to $75 billion in proceeds and a valuation above $2 trillion, citing people familiar with the matter, though exact figures and final terms can change before any deal closes.
Coverage across the BBC, Bloomberg, the Financial Times, and Engadget describes the filing as a step toward what some outlets call the largest IPO in history. The company is widely characterized as combining several business lines, including rocket launches, satellite services, and artificial intelligence-related activities.
The reports focus on the public filing and the planned Nasdaq listing details, while also noting that the IPO process involves further steps and that market conditions or regulatory review can affect the eventual size and timing of the offering.
