SpaceX and OpenAI prepare for highly anticipated IPOs
SpaceX and OpenAI prepare for highly anticipated IPOs
Updated at: June 10, 2026 at 05:15 AM
The financial world is buzzing in June 2026 as two tech giants, SpaceX and OpenAI, move toward highly anticipated initial public offerings (IPOs).
This "giga-IPO" wave represents a massive shift for public markets, offering investors direct exposure to the rapidly evolving sectors of aerospace and artificial intelligence.
SpaceX is set to debut on the NASDAQ on June 12, 2026, under the ticker "SPCX."
With a target valuation reaching up to $2 trillion and a record-breaking $75 billion fundraising goal, it is positioning itself to surpass historical listings.
Uniquely, SpaceX has reserved 30% of its shares for retail investors, pricing them at $135 each.
Meanwhile, OpenAI has taken a more cautious route.
Valued between $850 billion and $1 trillion, OpenAI prefers to keep its strategic options open while remaining private for now.
While these listings promise to reshape the U.S. stock market, analysts warn that investors should remain mindful of the volatility often associated with such high-profile tech debuts.
