Bloomberg: SpaceX IPO could be the biggest of all time

Bloomberg says SpaceX is getting ready for a 2026 IPO.

They say the listing could raise more than $30 billion and value the company near $1.5 trillion.

If that happens, it would be bigger than Saudi Aramco’s historic IPO.

The news is sending space stocks even higher.

Here’s how to buy shares in the next SpaceX.

SpaceX’s IPO could rewrite the history books.

That’s according to Bloomberg’s new report.

After Elon called Ars Technica’s reporting on a potential SpaceX IPO “accurate”… Wall Street is now treating it as a major signal.

Bloomberg says the company could raise well over $30 billion.

That would make it the biggest IPO of all time.

The target valuation being discussed is around $1.5 trillion.

That would put SpaceX in the same league as Saudi Aramco’s historic 2019 listing, when the oil giant raised $29 billion.

The IPO is expected as early as mid-to-late 2026.

Bloomberg says SpaceX has already been laying the groundwork.

They say Musk and the board have advanced IPO planning, including discussions around staffing, capital allocation, and fundraising strategy.

The news is sending space stocks even higher.

In the last 30 days…

We’ve seen AST SpaceMobile already deliver a 33% gain… Rocket Lab 71%… Intuitive Machines 86%… and Planet Labs PBC 68%.

But I’m not buying any of these stocks.

Instead, I’m placing my bets on a hidden company I call “the next SpaceX.”

Their new launch breakthrough allows them to put the same low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellites into space that SpaceX does…

But at a dramatically lower cost.

Here’s the details.

Ian Wyatt