SpaceX aims to file IPO prospectus this week targeting June listing, with advisers projecting a $75B+ raise

SpaceX is aiming to file its IPO prospectus with regulators as soon as this week or next, targeting a June public listing that advisers project could raise more than $75B, surpassing all money raised by U.S. IPOs last year combined, according to a person with direct knowledge of the plans. The company, last valued at $1.25 trillion, plans to pitch institutional investors on three core businesses: its space launch operations, its fast-growing Starlink satellite internet service, and its prospects as an orbital data center provider, while Musk's X and xAI are not expected to feature prominently in the pitch. Musk is pushing for individual investors to receive a larger-than-typical share of the offering, potentially exceeding 20% vs. the standard 10%, and the company is working out a custom alternative to the standard six-month insider lockup period given that SpaceX has raised an estimated $10B in private capital over two decades.