SpaceX is preparing for a public listing this month and says the offering will raise up to $75 billion, which multiple outlets describe as potentially the largest stock market debut on record. The IPO is expected to value the company at roughly $1.7 trillion to $2 trillion, according to reported valuation estimates. Those figures, which build on earlier valuation ranges that topped out around $1.5 trillion in March, are central to claims that CEO Elon Musk could become the first person to reach a $1 trillion net worth. The outlets also note that SpaceX was founded in 2002 and that the company’s move to the public markets could further expand its overall market capitalization. While reports vary in emphasis—some focusing on the size of the IPO and others on Musk’s potential wealth outcome—each source ties the expected valuation directly to the planned capital raise. SpaceX is therefore entering the IPO with the prospect of both major fundraising and a record-scale debut, based on current reported estimates.