SpaceX, the rocket and satellite company led by Elon Musk, is pursuing a record initial public offering (IPO) after filing regulatory documents. The company says it plans to raise about US$75 billion in the share sale, targeting a valuation of US$1.765 trillion. According to the filing, SpaceX intends to offer 555,555,555 shares priced at US$135 each. The two reports agree on the main figures: the planned gross proceeds of roughly US$75 billion, the number of shares to be sold, and the valuation implied by the offering price. Both also describe SpaceX as a US-based rocket and satellite company and note that the IPO is intended to be among the largest ever. The reports do not add details on timing, underwriting, or whether the offering size could change, but they consistently present the same core terms from the company’s filing.