Elon Musk hints that SpaceX may go public
Jinse Finance reported that in a social media interaction, Elon Musk hinted that SpaceX may go public. Previously, there were reports that the rocket manufacturer planned to conduct an IPO in 2026. In response to a post by Berger, Musk stated: "As always, Eric is accurate." Eric's post read: "This is why I think SpaceX is about to go public," and included a link to his related article. Reuters reported on Tuesday that SpaceX hopes to raise more than $25 billion through an IPO in 2026, which could push SpaceX's valuation above $1 trillion. (Golden Ten Data)
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