SpaceX is reportedly advancing its initial public offering plan, aiming to raise well over $30 billion.
Jinse Finance reported that SpaceX is advancing its initial public offering plan, aiming to raise well over $30 billion. The company targets an overall valuation of approximately $1.5 trillion and plans to go public as early as the middle to late 2026. SpaceX is expected to use part of the IPO proceeds to develop space data centers, including purchasing chips required for operations.
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