About SpaceX IPO — first trading day
SpaceX goes public on Friday, June 12, 2026 — the largest initial public offering in history. Shares priced at $135, listing on the Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX, valuing Elon Musk's rocket and satellite company at roughly $1.77 trillion at the open. The countdown above targets the Nasdaq opening bell at 9:30 AM Eastern.
It is a milestone two decades in the making: founded in 2002, SpaceX rewrote the economics of spaceflight with reusable Falcon 9 boosters, took over NASA crew transport, built Starlink into the world's dominant satellite internet provider with millions of subscribers, and is developing Starship — the fully reusable vehicle aimed at the Moon and Mars. Starlink's recurring revenue is widely seen as the engine behind the trillion-dollar valuation.
The listing instantly ranks SpaceX among the most valuable companies on any exchange and hands public investors their first direct stake in the space economy's flagship. After the first trade, this page flips to "happened" — but the milestone marks the start of SpaceX's public era, with every Starship launch now a market event.
FAQ
When is the SpaceX IPO?
Friday, June 12, 2026 — trading opens on Nasdaq at 9:30 AM Eastern under the ticker SPCX.
What is the SpaceX IPO price?
Shares priced at $135, giving an initial market capitalization of roughly $1.77 trillion — the largest IPO on record.
What is SpaceX's ticker symbol?
SPCX, listed on the Nasdaq exchange.
Why is SpaceX worth so much?
Starlink's fast-growing subscription revenue, dominance in global launch with reusable rockets, NASA contracts, and the long-term potential of Starship.