SpaceX has authorized an insider share sale that values Elon Musk's rocket and satellite maker at about $800 billion, according to a company message seen by Bloomberg on Dec. 12.

SpaceX has outlined a new internal share transaction that could lift its valuation to around $800 billion, while also quietly laying the groundwork for a possible initial public offering next year. In a letter to employees and shareholders,

SpaceX plans to go public in 2026 and will seek a valuation of $1.5 trillion, according to media reports.

Elon Musk's SpaceX is eyeing an initial public offering that could be the largest ever, at least partially driven by a plan to launch AI data centers into orbit.

By Joey Roulette and Gursimran Mehar Dec 13 (Reuters) - SpaceX is preparing to go public next year and has opened a secondary share sale that would value the company at $800 billion, according to a letter to shareholders sent by the company's CFO Bret Johnsen and reviewed by Reuters.

To buy into SpaceX’s audacious $1.5 trillion valuation in a listing next year, investors will need to have faith in Elon Musk’s equally galactic vision for his rocket and satellite maker, from orbital data centers to lunar factories to human settlements on Mars.

Dan Ives says the timing of a SpaceX IPO in 2026 is right. The analyst doesn't think a SpaceX IPO hurts Tesla, but rather expands the Elon Musk ecosystem.

Alphabet may book a fresh accounting gain as a new SpaceX tender offer lifts the private company’s valuation and the value of Google’s stake.