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Sign InIn a move reflecting the surging confidence in the commercial space sector, SpaceX successfully raised more than $85 billion in its initial public offering, immediately propelling its market valuation past the $1 trillion mark. According to reports, the company distinguished this event by earmarking a significant portion of shares specifically for retail investors, allowing them to participate in one of the largest listings in modern history.
This massive valuation places SpaceX among the ranks of technology giants, with a market cap significantly exceeding established peers like Boeing, which is valued at approximately $110 billion per market data. Compared to previous private funding rounds, this IPO represents a monumental leap in valuation, driven by the success of the Starlink project and expanding NASA contracts, solidifying the company's position as the absolute leader in the global space economy.
The stock SPCX stood at $162.00 (at close July 2, 2026), after trading between a day low of $155.88 and a high of $162.16. With no immediate space-sector catalysts in the upcoming economic calendar, traders will be watching the $155 support level to gauge the sustainability of the post-IPO bullish momentum.