SpaceX IPO (SPCX): why this could be the biggest trading story of 2026
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When Alibaba was listed in 2014, it broke records and dominated trading desks for months. When Saudi Aramco was listed in 2019, it redefined what “large” meant in equity markets. Both felt historic at the time. On June 12, 2026, SpaceX makes both look like warm-up acts. This is not hype. This is not merely big. This is MEGA, and the numbers are no longer up for debate.
Key facts
When Alibaba was listed in 2014, it broke records and dominated trading desks for months
The combination of record deal size, US$150 billion in demand, a 30% retail allocation, governance conflict, three complex business segments, and the world’s most divisive executive-chairman creates every condition for continuous,
Saudi Aramco’s US$29.4 billion raise in 2019 held the previous record
SpaceX is targeting roughly US$75 billion (2.6 trillion baht) in fundraising at a fixed IPO price of US$135 per share, implying a peak valuation of around US$1.75 trillion
The more striking detail is this: the IPO has reportedly attracted more than US$150 billion in investor orders, double the amount the company actually needs to raise
This analysis was produced by Eric Chia, financial market analyst at Exness .
Summary
This analysis was produced by Eric Chia, financial market analyst at Exness .