For over two decades, SpaceX has fascinated the media, investors, and the public alike—fueled by its groundbreaking reusable rockets, the expansion of its Starlink satellite constellation, and the larger-than-life presence of founder and CEO Elon Musk. Yet nothing in the company’s 24-year existence has generated the same level of excitement as this initial public offering. Many people appear intrigued, likely due to the massive scale of this IPO. The firm set the price of its 555.6 million shares at $135 apiece, generating $92.03 billion and thereby completing the biggest IPO ever recorded. At this valuation, the agreement appears poised to turn Musk into the world’s first trillionaire. TechCrunch has tracked SpaceX’s journey—its launch, setbacks, and triumphs—since the very beginning. We’re also here for whatever comes next. This article will be regularly updated with the newest developments on SpaceX’s IPO. SpaceX shares debuted at $150 on the Nasdaq, marking an 11% increase in what is widely regarded as the most eagerly awaited public offering ever. It has kept climbing. The stock price continues to climb (we’ll keep this updated).
