+0.58% SpaceX has confidentially filed for an IPO in the United States, according to reports from Bloomberg. The transaction could value the company at over 1.75 trillion dollars and raise over $50bn, potentially exceeding the record set by Aramco in 2019. This listing would mark a major milestone for a company already considered the most valuable in the private sector, driven by its reusable launch operations and the expansion of the Starlink satellite network. This initiative is part of a broader strategy following the recent merger with xAI, valued at $250bn, which reinforces the concept of an ecosystem combining space, data and artificial intelligence. SpaceX reportedly maintains solid profitability, with approximately $8bn in earnings on estimated revenue of between $15bn and $16bn. The offering could revitalize a slowing IPO market and attract massive investor interest. However, this prospect raises questions regarding Elon Musk's capacity to manage a cluster of interconnected companies with colossal valuations. It also comes amid heightened competition in the space industry, where public and private investment is surging. SpaceX notably aims to deploy large-scale orbital infrastructure capable of transforming global networks, particularly for artificial intelligence. © MarketScreener.com - 2026