SpaceX has filed to list its shares on a stock exchange

SpaceX, the aerospace company founded by Elon Musk twenty-four years ago, has finally submitted an official application for the public offering of its shares. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The announcement of this document, made after the close of financial markets midweek, indicates that the company’s scope of operations extends far beyond reusable rockets. Today, the aforementioned corporation has evolved into a massive technological conglomerate active in satellite communications and artificial intelligence.

Details were disclosed by influential publications. The company plans to begin trading its securities on the Nasdaq exchange by the end of the current year.

The documents submitted to regulatory authorities revealed for the first time the financial condition of SpaceX’s business. Specialists believe the process of placing these shares could become one of the largest in history.

The company aims to raise approximately seventy-five billion dollars in capital, with its total market valuation estimated at one trillion seven hundred fifty billion dollars. For comparison, the current market value of NVIDIA, the dominant player in this sector, exceeds five trillion dollars.

Analysis of financial reports shows that although the company generated over eighteen billion dollars in revenue last year, it ultimately incurred a loss of nearly five billion dollars. The bulk of its revenue comes from the Starlink satellite internet service.

Furthermore, the filings indicate that since its founding, the company has spent more than thirty-seven billion dollars. The artificial intelligence division, established by Elon Musk and recently integrated into the core company structure, has yet to deliver the expected returns.

According to the data, SpaceX allocates more than half of its primary expenditures toward developing its artificial intelligence division. This segment incurred significant losses last year, and its revenue growth rate lags far behind that of competing laboratories.

This has raised certain questions among investors. The company’s future largely depends on the successful testing of the Starship rocket.

This super-heavy launch vehicle, designed for full reusability, has undergone several complex tests and technical iterations in recent years. SpaceX specialists have scheduled the next test flight of the vehicle for this week.

The outcome of this test will be decisive for the company’s future financial stability and one-time profitability.