SpaceX could be on the verge of one of the biggest IPOs in history. According to a new report from Investor’s Business Daily, the company might file its confidential registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission as soon as this week, targeting a June 2026 public debut. Analysts discuss valuations between $1.5 trillion and $1.75 trillion, which could mean raising $50 billion or more.

A recent internal memo highlighted that the proceeds would fuel an "insane flight rate" for the Starship rocket, the development of artificial intelligence data centers in space, and infrastructure for a base on the moon. Elon Musk has previously called such reports accurate. While Starlink already generates significant cash flow, going public would provide the massive capital needed to push these ambitious projects forward at full speed.

In late January 2026, SpaceX filed with the Federal Communications Commission for approval to launch up to 1 million satellites specifically designed as orbital data centers, as reported by SpaceNews. These "AI Sat Mini" platforms would operate in low Earth orbit between 500 and 2,000 kilometers. The filing emphasizes continuous solar power and natural vacuum cooling, advantages impossible to match on Earth.

SpaceX described the constellation as "a........

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