SpaceX has confidentially filed for its IPO in April 2026 targeting a June listing with a valuation between $1.75 and $2 trillion.

SpaceX just took a major step forward: according to Bloomberg, Reuters, CNBC and others, the company has **confidentially filed** its S-1 with the SEC in early April 2026. **Target listing:** early June 2026 (roadshow expected early June). **Target valuation:** between **$1.75 trillion and over $2 trillion** which would make it very likely **the largest IPO of all time**, surpassing Saudi Aramco. A PreSpax token was even launched following the momentum via B!tget IPO, which generated a lot of interest. I think it’s worth watching the next move. Key points : * Starlink has become highly profitable and is driving the majority of cash flow. * Recent merger with xAI (space + AI synergy). * Starship advancing through testing (Moon/Mars goals). * Extremely high valuation multiples (50-100x estimated revenues). In summary: SpaceX is experiencing rapid growth thanks to Starlink generating massive cash flow, while Starship is preparing the next revolution (large-scale launches, crewed missions to the Moon and Mars). The 2026 IPO is set to be a major event in the markets. What are the biggest risks in your opinion? (execution on Starship, regulatory issues, Elon dependency, competition…) What’s your take, [r/stocks](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/)? Bullish or cautious on this beast?