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StocksUpdated×5•Originally published 10 June 2026•Updated 11 June 2026•
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SpaceX Valuation Hits $1.78 Trillion in World's Largest Ever IPO

Elon Musk next to a SpaceX Starship rocket and Nasdaq listing documents with a $1.78T valuation figure.

Key Facts

1Bloomberg reported that the SpaceX IPO is multiple times oversubscribed as the company approaches its market debut.
2Google is backstopping Anthropic data centers as Silicon Valley firms race to build AI infrastructure.

In a historic milestone for global finance, SpaceX's target valuation has been refined to $1.78 trillion, officially marking it as the largest initial public offering in history. According to reports, the company raised at least $75 billion during the IPO process ahead of its anticipated Friday debut, with the share price locked at $135.

This valuation adjustment places SpaceX at the pinnacle of the tech sector; for context, Google (GOOGL) traded at $363.01 and Microsoft (MSFT) at $402.78 on June 10, 2026, per market data. The $75 billion capital raise underscores unprecedented institutional demand, eclipsing previous global IPO records and signaling a major shift in capital allocation toward the space economy.

Traders should monitor GOOGL, which stood at $363.01 as of the June 10, 2026 close, as a primary gauge for high-growth sentiment. With the listing confirmed for this Friday, the focus remains on the market's structural capacity to integrate a trillion-dollar newcomer, representing a critical test for Wall Street infrastructure.