Elon Musk’s SpaceX Is Filing a $75B IPO This Week and Retail Gets 20%

SpaceX is reportedly preparing to file its long-awaited IPO prospectus as early as this week. The company is targeting a raise of more than $75 billion, which would make it the biggest public offering ever if completed at that scale. A June listing is currently being discussed. But the details are still being finalized and could change closer to the actual filing.

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SpaceX’s $75B Raise Would Surpass Every US IPO From Last Year Combined

At $75 billion, the deal would exceed the total amount raised by all US IPOs last year. This was brought to light by Renaissance Capital. It could also surpass Saudi Armaco’s $25.6 billion listing in 2019, currently the global record.

According to reports, advisers working on the deal are preparing for a filing within days. Banks, including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Citigroup, are expected to play key roles.

One notable feature is the expected retail allocation. More than 20% of shares could be reserved for individual investors. This is significantly higher than the typical 10% seen in large IPOs. The move suggests a broader distribution strategy, rather than concentrating shares among institutional buyers. SpaceX has been out of reach for retail investors. But Robinhood rolled out pre-IPO exposure through dedicated funds.

There are also indications that the offering may not follow the usual six-month lockup period for insiders. This structure, however, has not been finalized.

SpaceX’s potential IPO comes after the company’s integration with Elon Musk’s AI venture xAI, which was valued at around $250 billion as of 2026. The combined entity is estimated to be worth about $1.25 trillion. The final valuation will depend on market conditions and investor demand.

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SpaceX Over The Years

From a financial standpoint, SpaceX has scaled significantly in recent years. The company reportedly generated $15-$16 billion in revenue last year, with about $8 billion in profit. Starlink is expected to be a major contributor going forward. Projections of $24 billion in revenue by 2026 have started to surface.

Amidst this news, Tesla stocks saw a slight rise following a rather challenging week. TSLA was trading at $383.03 following a 0.57% rise.

Elon Musk’s latest IPO is still in its early stages. As a result, key details like pricing and allocation could change. Given the size of the deal, it is expected to draw a lot of attention from retail and institutional investors.

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