According to reports, SpaceX has requested employees to avoid discussing the IPO plans in public to comply with SEC regulations

According to a report by Bloomberg, SpaceX has issued an internal email to employees instructing them to avoid commenting, discussing, or promoting the company's IPO plans in public, including topics related to growth or valuation, in compliance with the regulations of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The restrictions cover social media, interviews, meetings, and public appearances.

Earlier reports indicated that SpaceX is advancing its IPO plans, aiming to raise far more than $30 billion, with a valuation of approximately $1.5 trillion, which would make it the largest IPO in history. According to an internal memo obtained by the media, the company is preparing for a potential IPO next year, with the funds raised intended to finance the development of the Starship rocket, as well as to be used for a space artificial intelligence data center and lunar base plans. The company stated that the timing and valuation of the IPO are still uncertain and may ultimately decide not to go public