<div id="readability-page-1">Elon Musk has firmly denied recent media reports suggesting that SpaceX has reduced its target valuation for an upcoming initial public offering. The denial came directly from the SpaceX and Tesla frontman on his social media platform X, where he responded with a single word, “False,” to a post from ZeroHedge that cited Bloomberg sources. This swift rebuttal underscores Musk’s ongoing effort to manage speculation surrounding one of the most anticipated market debuts in recent history. <blockquote> False — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 29, 2026</blockquote> According to the disputed reports, SpaceX had lowered its IPO valuation goal to at least $1.8 trillion from previous ambitions exceeding $2 trillion. The claims emerged amid growing anticipation for the company’s confidential S-1 filing, which positions it for a potential public listing as early as June. Some had pointed to strong revenue growth, particularly from the Starlink satellite internet service, which contributed heavily to the firm’s 2025 figures of $18.7 billion. Yet challenges persist in other areas, including substantial investments and losses tied to ambitious projects like Starship development and artificial intelligence initiatives, which plan to make life multiplanetary eventually. Musk’s response highlights a pattern in which he actively counters what he views as inaccurate portrayals of his companies’ trajectories. SpaceX, already valued privately at extraordinary levels, stands as a cornerstone of Musk’s empire alongside Tesla and xAI. The entrepreneur has long emphasized the transformative potential of reusable rockets and global broadband access, factors that fuel investor enthusiasm despite operational hurdles. By rejecting the valuation downgrade narrative, Musk signals confidence in SpaceX’s fundamentals and its readiness for public markets on terms favorable to its long-term vision. People have been waiting a very long time to invest in SpaceX, and the valuation, as well as the introductory share price, is not going to need adjusting. They’ll have plenty of suitors. <blockquote>SpaceX just filed for the IPO everyone was waiting for</blockquote> This episode reflects broader dynamics in the technology sector, where rumors often swirl around high-profile entities. Musk’s direct engagement with media narratives serves to maintain transparency and control the narrative around his ventures. As SpaceX prepares for greater scrutiny in public markets, the founder’s denial reinforces optimism about its prospects. Supporters argue that the company’s innovative edge positions it for enduring success, far beyond short-term valuation debates. With the denial now public, attention turns to forthcoming regulatory filings that could provide clearer insights into SpaceX’s strategy and financial health. The coming weeks promise to reveal more about how SpaceX will transition into a publicly traded powerhouse. The post Elon Musk strikes down reports on SpaceX IPO rumors appeared first on TESLARATI.</div>

SpaceX has officially filed its S-1 with the SEC, targeting a valuation of $1.75tn–$2tn and raising ~$75bn. The company is set to list on Nasdaq as early as Jun 12 under ticker SPCX. If completed, the deal would shatter Saudi Aramco's record $29.4bn IPO to become the largest in history. Musk's moonshot is heading to market — are you in?

SpaceX has officially filed its S-1 with the SEC, targeting a valuation of $1.75tn–$2tn and raising ~$75bn. The company is set to list on Nasdaq as early as Jun 12 under ticker SPCX. If completed, the deal would shatter Saudi Aramco's record $29.4bn IPO to become the largest in history. Musk's moonshot is heading to market — are you in?

SpaceX IPO Prospectus Drops, Valuation Surges to $2tn

SpaceX is accelerating its Nasdaq IPO, targeting a 12 June 2026 listing. Reported raise: USD 80 billion+ at a USD 1.75 trillion valuation. If it lands, the largest IPO in history. Comes with a 5-for-1 stock split to lower the entry price, Musk's no-sell pledge, and proceeds earmarked for Starship V3 and orbital data centers. xAI's financials will surface in the prospectus for the first time.&nbsp;Wall Street says market liquidity is enough to absorb this AI + hardcore-tech "super asset." At USD 1.75T, the story is fully priced in already. Day-1 moonshot, or first-day fade?

SpaceX is accelerating its Nasdaq IPO, targeting a 12 June 2026 listing. Reported raise: USD 80 billion+ at a USD 1.75 trillion valuation. If it lands, the largest IPO in history. Comes with a 5-for-1 stock split to lower the entry price, Musk's no-sell pledge, and proceeds earmarked for Starship V3 and orbital data centers. xAI's financials will surface in the prospectus for the first time.&nbsp;Wall Street says market liquidity is enough to absorb this AI + hardcore-tech "super asset." At USD 1.75T, the story is fully priced in already. Day-1 moonshot, or first-day fade?

USD 2T! SpaceX Prospectus Drops, IPO Locked for June 12

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Elon Musk denied reports on X that SpaceX lowered its IPO valuation target to $1.8 trillion, calling them 'False.' This rebuttal addresses rumors of a reduced goal from over $2 trillion amid anticipation for a potential June listing following the confidential S-1 filing.