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Sign InIn a historic move reshaping global capital markets, SpaceX has officially priced its initial public offering at $135 per share. The company raised a record-breaking $75 billion, marking the largest public listing in history. At this price point, the company's market valuation stands at approximately $1.77 trillion, more than doubling the previous record of $29.4 billion set by Saudi Aramco in 2019.
This IPO arrives as mega-cap tech valuations remain robust, placing SpaceX in the same valuation league as giants like Amazon and Alphabet. Per market data, massive retail demand exceeding $70 billion underscores investor confidence in the company's diversified ecosystem, including Starlink and xAI. Compared to previous major listings, this debut reinforces the dominance of the aerospace and AI sectors in attracting sovereign wealth and retail capital.
Investors will now monitor the start of official trading to gauge liquidity and expected volatility. According to the economic calendar, the market is awaiting a speech by the Fed's Barr on June 6, 2026, which could impact risk appetite for growth stocks. Additionally, the performance of the Nasdaq, which saw a 135-point surge in futures following the pricing news, remains a critical factor for the stock's initial trajectory.