New information about the public offering process of the space technologies company SpaceX was on the agenda of investors. Following the allegations that the company founded by Elon Musk made an official application to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the possible IPO calendar and company valuation attracted attention. According to information shared by Bloomberg, SpaceX’s first information process for investors is expected to begin on June 4, 2026.
It was stated that the transactions regarding the pricing of the company’s shares could be completed on 11-12 June. No official statement was made from SpaceX regarding the issue. SpaceX’s Valuation Created a Controversy. News in the international press claimed that the company re-evaluated its target valuation before the IPO. In Bloomberg’s news, based on sources close to the subject, it was claimed that the valuation, which was previously talked about over 2 trillion dollars, was reduced to approximately 1.8 trillion dollars.
The news also stated that the SpaceX public offering process aims to raise up to 75 billion dollars. Statement from Elon Musk: The valuation claims in question had wide repercussions in the financial markets in a short time. SpaceX’s CEO Elon Musk, in a short statement on social media, rejected the news that the company’s valuation had been reduced. Musk simply wrote “Wrong” under the relevant post. Financial Data Attracted Attention Financial data, which came to the fore before the IPO, was also in the focus of investors.
According to information from Investing, it was stated that SpaceX’s 2025 revenue reached 18.7 billion dollars. It was reported that the company’s revenue last year was at the level of 14 billion dollars. On the other hand, it was stated that expenses increased due to investments in artificial intelligence and space infrastructure. It was noted that SpaceX announced a net profit of $791 million in 2024, but recorded a loss of approximately $4.94 billion in the following period.
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