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· May 26, 2026 at 12:39
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SpaceX valuation estimates are $1.5 to 2 Trillion at offering price.
Expected capital raise only $30 to 75 billion?
$30B of $1.5T is 2%; $75B of $2T is 3.75% of offering converted to operating capital.
This seems very low compared to other IPOs. For example:
Alibaba $168 billion at the offering price
Raised $25 billion in capital.
14.9% of offering converted to operating capital.
Softbank 2018 IPO $63B valuation, $23.5B converted to operating capital. 37.3% of offering converted to operating capital.
Is this a trillion dollars over priced based upon net capital raised to the corporation?