Why SpaceX’s IPO Might Be More Affordable Than You Think: Key Developments to Consider

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SpaceX IPO Details

SpaceX is set to make headlines with an anticipated IPO aiming to raise $75 billion at a valuation of $1.77 trillion. This offering could eclipse the previous record for the largest IPO. In 2025, the company generated $18.7 billion in revenue, which translates to an estimated price-to-sales ratio of 95 at the targeted valuation, raising concerns about its high valuation relative to revenue growth.

Revenue Surge from New Deals

Recent contracts with Anthropic and Alphabet are game changers for SpaceX, generating $2.17 billion in monthly revenue. The three-year deal with Anthropic is valued at $1.25 billion per month for access to its Colossus 1 data center, while Alphabet’s agreement is for $920 million per month. These deals boost SpaceX’s revenue projections to around $26 billion annually, significantly impacting its valuation by lowering the price-to-sales ratio to approximately 35.

Market Implications

These contracts present a potential shift for SpaceX’s business model, allowing the company to monetize its excess compute capacity. The rapid growth of these revenue streams is crucial, especially as SpaceX also seeks to compete in the AI market with its xAI division. Investors should remain cautious, considering that the long-term sustainability of these new revenue sources remains to be seen.

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