SpaceX has not announced an official, fixed IPO date yet, but recent reporting points to a target window rather than a specific day. Current information suggests the company is aiming to list shares in 2026, but that timing could still change based on markets and internal decisions.

Current IPO status

SpaceX remains a private company with no formally confirmed IPO date filed with regulators. Public communications from the company and Elon Musk have emphasized staying private until key businesses like Starlink generate stable cash flow.

Reported target timing

Recent reports citing briefings to investors state that SpaceX is aiming for an initial public offering in mid‑to‑late 2026. These reports also note that the plan is now for SpaceX as a whole to go public, rather than spinning off Starlink separately as was discussed in earlier years.

What could change the date

The eventual IPO timing depends on several factors:

• Overall stock market and IPO conditions, especially for large tech and aerospace offerings.

• Progress and cash generation from Starlink and major programs like Starship, which influence valuation and investor appetite.

So for now, the best guidance is that SpaceX is targeting a 2026 IPO window, but investors should treat that as tentative until the company files official documents and sets a date.