When will SpaceX start trading?

SpaceX is poised to begin trading on Nasdaq this Friday, launching what the article frames as the world’s largest initial public offering. The company priced shares at $135 each, valuing SpaceX at about $1.77 trillion. The IPO will widen access to private SpaceX stock for everyday investors while bankers gauge demand and finalize allocations ahead of the debut. The orders were finalized on Thursday night, setting the stage for a public listing with anticipated early price volatility.

At $1.77 trillion, SpaceX would eclipse Saudi Aramco as the biggest IPO ever, underscoring market appetite for high‑profile tech flotations. The deal could influence sentiment toward future AI- and tech-related debuts, for better or worse, depending on subsequent performance. Musk’s stake in SpaceX could lift his net worth to well over $1 trillion, benefiting insiders, employees, and early investors. Analysts caution that even a high‑flying listing carries risks if demand softens or broader markets turn, potentially chilling activity in IPO markets.