SpaceX is gearing up for a potential IPO, with a timeline set for the second half of 2026. Insider sales values the company at $800 billion, possibly making it the world’s most valuable startup. The IPO would combine rockets, Starlink, government contracts, and more.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX is aiming for a late-2026 IPO, with an $800 billion valuation. The company runs insider sales every six months to provide liquidity. Starlink, with an annual run rate of $12 billion, could be a key player in SpaceX’s public debut.

SpaceX’s IPO plans are ambitious, aiming for an $800 billion valuation that would make it the most valuable startup. Musk has hinted at combining rockets, Starlink, and more in a single “space infrastructure” pitch. Investors are eagerly anticipating SpaceX’s public debut.

SpaceX is looking to go public in late 2026, aiming for an $800 billion valuation. The company’s revenue is set to rival what NASA spends, with a focus on Starlink and commercial space services. Elon Musk is pushing for SpaceX to become a public company, with potential for Tesla holders to own SpaceX stock.

Investors are anticipating SpaceX’s IPO with an $800 billion valuation. The company is banking on the success of Starship, Starlink, and government contracts. The question remains whether public investors are prepared to invest in SpaceX at this level of valuation.

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