Elon Musk’s SpaceX trading debut could be the ‘craziest IPO’ ever, Investors say

Elon Musk’s SpaceX is set to lock the largest deal ever in the company’s history, and the buzz around its potential market debut is already spiraling into full-blown frenzy. 

According to investors, an IPO for SpaceX could become the “craziest IPO ever,” marking a milestone moment not just for Musk but for the entire private space industry.

Reports have suggested that SpaceX is considering raising more than $25 billion through an initial public offering that could take place as early as June. 

If the deal goes through, investors believe the listing could propel Musk’s aerospace giant to a valuation surpassing $1 trillion, with some predicting post-IPO trading could send it soaring past $2 trillion.

Despite SpaceX being a capital-heavy and high-risk business, analysts noted that demand from retail investors will be overwhelming. 

Musk’s unpredictable leadership style, often criticised in his other ventures like Tesla, doesn’t seem to dampen enthusiasm. 

Instead, many see the drama as part of the Musk formula that fuels big wins. While Musk remains no stranger to controversies, supporters have argued that his disruptive approach is exactly what pushes companies like SpaceX to unprecedented heights. 

If the IPO materialises, it may redefine expectations for future offerings, i.e., cementing SpaceX as one of the most sought-after stocks of the decade and giving Musk another historic financial victory.