SpaceX has not announced a firm, official IPO date. Current reports say the company is aiming for mid‑to‑late 2026, but that timing could still change based on markets and internal decisions.

Current status

SpaceX is still a privately held company, so there is no SpaceX stock available to the public yet. Recent reporting says the company has started talking with banks and investors about an initial public offering, but no regulatory filings or formal schedule have been made public.

Reported IPO timeline

Multiple financial outlets report that SpaceX’s management is working toward an IPO in mid‑to‑late 2026, with some sources noting it could slip to 2027 if conditions are unfavorable. These reports describe internal targets rather than guarantees, so the date should be treated as tentative.

Key details and caveats

• Reports suggest SpaceX may try to raise more than 25–30 billion dollars in the IPO, at a valuation around 1–1.5 trillion dollars, which would make it one of the largest listings ever.

• The success and cash flow of Starlink are described as major drivers behind moving toward a public listing.

How to think about the date

Until SpaceX or Elon Musk publicly confirms an IPO date and files with regulators, any specific timing (like “late 2026”) remains subject to change. If investing is the goal, the most reliable sign will be formal regulatory filings and an official announcement rather than media speculation.