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New York, June 3, 2026, 05:06 (EDT) SpaceX is aiming for a $135-per-share price in its upcoming IPO, seeking to raise $75 billion, according to Reuters, which cited a source with knowledge of the deal. That would value Elon Musk’s rocket and satellite company near $1.75 trillion—a hefty figure—and represents an unusual move, as the pricing comes ahead of the traditional investor bookbuilding process. (Reuters) Timing is key here. SpaceX kicks off its roadshow on Thursday, aiming for a Nasdaq listing as soon as June 12.

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LOS ANGELES, June 3, 2026, 01:22 PDT FutureCorp Space Acquisition 1, a Los Angeles blank-check firm targeting space and defense, is advancing in the IPO queue as SpaceX’s looming market entrance gives commercial space investors a fresh benchmark. The company updated its public filing on June 2 with an amended S-1, following a May move to raise $200 million via a NYSE listing. (StockAnalysis) Timing could play a key role here. SpaceX is targeting a $135 per share IPO, looking to pull in a record-setting $75 billion, according to Reuters, which cited someone familiar with the deal.