SpaceX IPO valuation resets to $1.8 trillion floor
Tech SpaceX IPO valuation resets to $1.8 trillion floor SpaceX IPO valuation is looking a little different again — still enormous, but no longer anchored above the $2 trillion mark floated earlier this spring. Ahead of what could become one of the biggest public offerings ever attempted, SpaceX has reset its minimum debut valuation to $1.8 trillion while still targeting a capital raise of up to $75 billion. That shift matters because it suggests the company is trying to balance ambition with market reality. Even with the lower floor, the deal remains huge by any standard, and the coming days will show whether institutional investors are ready to back SpaceX at a price that would place it among the worlds most valuable companies. The calendar is already taking shape. Investor presentations are set to begin June 4, final share pricing is targeted for June 11, and trading is planned on both Nasdaq and Nasdaq Texas under the SPCX ticker. SpaceX IPO valuation resets to a $1.8 trillion floor The revised SpaceX IPO valuation marks a pullback from April, when the company had been targeting a public debut above $2 trillion. Now, the floor sits at $1.8 trillion. That is still a staggering number, but the reset points