06.12.2025 01:25
Billionaire Elon Musk is on the verge of making a move that will once again shake the world agenda. SpaceX is set to go public in the second half of 2026, and the company's valuation is expected to be set at least at $800 billion. If this massive IPO takes place, Musk's wealth will make a historic leap.
Elon Musk is preparing for a major move that will further solidify his place among billionaires. With SpaceX planning to go public in 2026, the company's value is rumored to reach $800 billion. This astronomical figure means that Musk will be adding to his wealth at rocket speed.
ALL COMPANIES INCLUDING STARLINK TO GO PUBLIC
According to a report by The Information, SpaceX has informed investors that the IPO will encompass the entire structure, including Starlink. This decision puts an end to years of discussions about "Starlink going public separately."
If this massive plan comes to fruition, Musk will reinforce his title as the world's richest person not only through Tesla and X (Twitter) but also through the space company SpaceX.
SPACEX'S VALUE TO DOUBLE
According to information reported by the Wall Street Journal, SpaceX plans to double its current $400 billion valuation through a second stock sale before the IPO.
The company's CFO, Bret Johnsen, has been presenting the details of this sale to investors in recent days.
This increase will also extraordinarily boost Musk's personal fortune.
DOMINANCE IN SPACE WITH 9,000 SATELLITES
SpaceX has become the strongest player in the space race.
It is receiving billions of dollars in projects not only from government agencies but also from commercial companies.
The investments made for the company's giant rocket, Starship, are also significantly contributing to its valuation.
Additionally, SpaceX has approximately 9,000 active satellites in space.
Experts believe that the biggest reason for SpaceX's valuation explosion is Starlink.
The system, which provides high-speed internet worldwide, reached 8 million active users as of November.
This customer base provides the company with billions of dollars in regular revenue — thus directly contributing to Musk's wealth.