2026 is shaping up to be the biggest year for IPOs in stock market history.
SpaceX is lined up to go public as soon as next week, targeting June 12 as its debut date
Anthropic just filed confidentially to go public, meaning that it could hit the markets in just a couple of months, and OpenAI is targeting an IPO by the end of the year. SpaceX is the only one of the three to have revealed its financial results in its S-1 prospectus, giving investors key insights into the company, but shortly after that, Anthropic announced a major funding round and declared its own intentions to go public. Anthropic also shared some information that should put the SpaceX IPO into perspective for investors.
Before we discuss that, let’s take a look at what investors should know about the SpaceX IPO. SpaceX shoots for the moon In its public offering, SpaceX is reportedly aiming to raise roughly $75 billion at a valuation of $2 trillion, which would make it the biggest market debut in history. Not only that, a market cap of $2 trillion would make SpaceX the seventh-most valuable company in the country.