Updated Jun 13, 2026 – 11.21am, first published at 1.11amSpaceX soared into the history books on its first day of trading, as investors piled into the hotly anticipated IPO to value the rocket, satellite and artificial intelligence company at a massive $US2.1 trillion ($2.99 trillion) – making founder Elon Musk’s the world’s first trillionaire.As the first of the so-called “mega-cap” AI initial public offerings destined for Wall Street over the next year, SpaceX set a challenging precedent, hitting the boards in New York at $US150 per share, well above its $US135 issue price.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Fetching latest articles
SpaceX soars into the history books as valuation hits $3trn
Investors piled into the world’s largest initial public offering to bet on Elon Musk’s sprawling rockets-to-AI empire.
SpaceX IPO'd at $2.1T, making Elon Musk the first trillionaire and setting mega-cap AI IPO pace for coming year. Satellite-AI convergence shifts infrastructure: space networks and edge compute move from R&D to critical for enterprise stack decisions.













