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New York, June 2, 2026, 16:02 EDT SpaceX is targeting a $1.75 trillion valuation as it prepares for what could become the biggest IPO on record—fueling speculation on Wall Street that Elon Musk might eventually merge the rocket maker with Tesla to form a space-and-AI powerhouse. The company is aiming to pull in at least $75 billion through an all-primary offering, so all proceeds would go directly to SpaceX. A greenshoe option, which allows underwriters to sell additional shares if demand surges, is also reportedly under discussion, according to Reuters.

NEW YORK, June 2, 2026, 15:05 EDT SpaceX is telling investors it could reach a valuation as high as $1.75 trillion, factoring in a greenshoe option. Meanwhile, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is still dealing with the fallout from a rocket explosion that took out its only New Glenn launch pad. These latest moves are putting new pressure on the market to answer a lingering question: will public investors commit cash to a space sector that hasn’t yet delivered meaningful profits? (Reuters) Timing plays a role here. According to Reuters, SpaceX kicks off its roadshow on June 4. The stock could

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida, June 2, 2026, 13:06 (EDT) Blue Origin is aiming to get its New Glenn rocket flying again before 2026 wraps up, CEO Dave Limp said, following an explosion that hit the company’s sole New Glenn launch pad and knocked out a NASA system crucial for Artemis moon missions. That timeline buys Jeff Bezos’s company a bit of leeway—but it’s tight. (Reuters) This comes at a tricky moment for NASA, with the agency set to announce the four Artemis III astronauts on June 9 in Houston. The mission, however, is now pitched as a 2027 demonstration of rendezvous

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