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SpaceX plans an initial public offering in 2026, seeking to raise over $30 billion and achieve a valuation of $800 billion. Experts note technological advantages but caution about valuation and execution risks.

The company may offer limited shares to individuals while primarily targeting institutional investors. Revenue projections suggest $15.5 billion in 2025, leading to a high price-to-sales ratio of 51.6.

Historical data indicates that companies with similar ratios have underperformed in the market. The timing of the IPO is crucial, as launching Starship before the offering could impose technical risks on investors.

SpaceX's initiatives, including space-based data centers, might extend growth horizons but remain commercially unproven. The company's dominance in the space industry positions it as a significant player in various sectors, influencing daily life and national security.