SpaceX, which has prominent operations from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base, may make its initial public offering in 2026, reports say.

An initial public offering would fuel speculation that Elon Musk might combine his tech empire under one roof.

SpaceX has started a regulatory quiet period, a sign the rocket company is getting serious about going public in 2026, people familiar with the matter said.

Companies including EchoStar and Rocket Lab saw their shares rise on a report that Elon Musk's aerospace company could be gearing up to go public.

In its aggregated wisdom, however, it is also far more discerning. This discernment is what SpaceX, Open AI and Anthropic would be trading off for cash. In none of their cases is the trade-off comfortable.

The floodgates could be poised to burst open on Wall Street for $2.9 trillion worth of private companies that have avoided going public for years.

Reports of a SpaceX public listing boost partner and investor stocks as the company prepares to pitch banks and target a $1.5 trillion valuation.

SpaceX’s chief financial officer has confirmed the company is considering an initial public offering as soon as next year.