On June 12, 2026, SpaceX made its official debut on the Nasdaq stock exchange, with the ambition to raise approximately $75 billion, valuing the company at around $1.8 trillion. This move positions SpaceX to potentially become the globe's largest initial public offering (IPO) to date. Notably, asset management giants like BlackRock placed subscription orders exceeding $5 billion. The institutional demand significantly outstripped the issuance scale, and even retail investor subscriptions surpassed $70 billion, resulting in an oversubscribed scenario.

SpaceX is widely recognized as a super platform enterprise, seamlessly integrating the realms of 'AI, communications, and aerospace.' Its diverse growth stories form the fundamental rationale behind the investor allure. This landmark IPO, underwritten by a consortium of investment banks, could very well spark a fresh wave of tech super IPOs in the market.