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In a move reflecting a paradigm shift in corporate finance and the aerospace sector, SpaceX has finalized the largest-ever initial public offering (IPO) with total proceeds reaching $85.7 billion. According to reports, the final figure rose from initial estimates after underwriters fully exercised the 'greenshoe' overallotment option, alongside the Elon Musk-led company's disclosure of a massive Bitcoin treasury. This historic listing marks the aerospace giant's transition to public markets while reinforcing the role of digital assets in major corporate balance sheets.
This IPO positions SpaceX competitively against aerospace peers; for context, Lockheed Martin holds a market capitalization of approximately $118 billion per market data (close June 12, 2026). Furthermore, the Bitcoin disclosure aligns SpaceX with major firms adopting digital treasury strategies, such as MicroStrategy, which reported holding over 214,000 BTC valued at over $14 billion in its Q1 2026 filings.
Investors are now monitoring the stock's performance in early trading, as Bitcoin prices hovered around $67,450 (close June 14, 2026). Looking ahead, the market awaits upcoming US inflation data later this week, which could influence risk appetite for both high-growth tech stocks and digital assets.