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Il Fatto Quotidiano: SpaceX potrebbe sbarcare in Borsa a giugno: verso l’ipo più grande della storia con una valutazione da 1.750 miliardi di dollari

Space X è pronta a volare nella più grande quotazione della storia. Secondo i media statunitensi Elon Musk, fondatore del colosso aerospaziale, ha inviato segretamente un documento di offerta all’autorità di Borsa americana bruciando sul tempo le due startup rivali OpenAI e Anthropic.
L’approdo a Wall Street potrebbe avvenire già a giugno, un momento astrologicamente e simbolicamente “perfetto”: non solo si allineeranno Giove e Venere ma nel sesto mese dell’anno cadrà anche il compleanno del miliardario. L’offerta pubblica iniziale (ipo) è la più attesa di sempre e potrebbe puntare a una valutazione da 1.750 miliardi di dollari arrivando a raccogliere 75 miliardi. Una cifra “astronomica” che sarebbe in grado di eclissare il record di 29 miliardi di Aramco nel 2019 e di far conseguire a Space X il primato dell’ipo maggiore al mondo.
Sono già stati programmati per questo mese gli incontri con i potenziali investitori, invitati direttamente nella sede di Space X. Musk starebbe valutando un piano con due classi di azioni in modo da conservare maggiori poteri di voto e tenere strette le redini dell’azienda. Il 30% invece potrebbe essere destinato agli investitori retail: il grande pubblico è infatti la fetta più consistente delle azioni.
Ciò che muove Musk nella sua corsa ad essere il primo ad annunciare la mega-ipo è la serrata competizione con le rivali della sua xAI: anche per OpenAI e Anthropic sono infatti attese le rispettive ipo. In particolare a essere aspro è il contenzioso legale tra Musk e Sam Altman – amministratore delegato di Open AI – che li porterà in tribunale ad aprile. Musk, dopo essere stato uno dei primi investitori della startup di Altman, ha in seguito abbandonato la società, accusando l’amministratore di aver violato la missione originaria di OpenAI e di averla trasformata in un’ azienda a scopo di lucro. Il miliardario ha fatto causa e ha chiesto un risarcimento di 134 milioni di dollari.
L'articolo SpaceX potrebbe sbarcare in Borsa a giugno: verso l’ipo più grande della storia con una valutazione da 1.750 miliardi di dollari proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

SpaceX could land on the stock market in June: towards the largest IPO in history with a valuation of $1.75 trillion.

SpaceX is ready to launch into the largest IPO in history. According to US media, Elon Musk, founder of the aerospace giant, secretly sent a bid document to the American stock exchange, beating out rival startups OpenAI and Anthropic.

The landing on Wall Street could happen as early as June, a time astrologically and symbolically “perfect”: not only will Jupiter and Venus align but it will also be the sixth month of the year, marking the billionaire’s birthday. The initial public offering (IPO) is the most anticipated one ever and could aim for a valuation of $1.75 trillion, raising $75 billion. A “astronomical” figure that would surpass Aramco’s 2019 record of $29 billion and give SpaceX the title of the world’s largest IPO.

Meetings with potential investors have been scheduled for this month, invited directly to SpaceX headquarters. Musk is considering a plan with two classes of shares in order to maintain greater voting power and keep a tight grip on the company. 30% could instead be dedicated to retail investors: the general public is indeed the largest slice of shares.

What drives Musk in his race to be the first to announce the mega-IPO is the fierce competition with his xAI rivals: OpenAI and Anthropic are also expected to have their respective IPOs. Particularly sharp is the legal dispute between Musk and Sam Altman – CEO of OpenAI – which will bring them to court in April. Musk, after being one of the first investors in Altman’s startup, later left the company, accusing Altman of violating OpenAI’s original mission and transforming it into a for-profit company. The billionaire has sued and demanded $134 million in damages.

The article SpaceX could land on the Stock Exchange in June: towards the largest IPO in history with a valuation of $1.75 trillion comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

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https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2026/04/02/spacex-quotazione-borsa-musk-notizie/8344351/

All Content from Business Insider | A record 50,000 unsold Teslas are sitting on the lot by Tom Carter

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Tesla is making way more EVs than it's selling.The automaker produced a record 50,000 extra vehicles in the first quarter.Tesla is grappling with slowing demand for EVs in the US as it pivots to robotaxis and robots.Planning to buy a new Tesla? You will have plenty to choose from.

Elon Musk's automaker announced on Thursday that it had produced 50,000 more vehicles than it sold in the first three months of the year, a sign that the company is struggling to shift its EVs amid an industry-wide downturn.

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Read more: https://www.businessinsider.com/unsold-teslas-q1-sales-production-2026-4

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Times of India | How Elon Musk’s billion-dollar space data centre dream may face the same fate as Microsoft’s ‘under water’ experiment

Microsoft abandoned its underwater data center project due to a lack of customer interest, a fate industry experts fear SpaceX may share with its ambitious space-based AI computing network. Challenges with deployment, repair, and the immense cost of rocket launches raise significant economic and technical hurdles for Musk's orbital vision.

Read more: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/how-elon-musks-billion-dollar-space-data-centre-dream-may-face-the-same-fate-as-microsofts-under-water-experiment/articleshow/129982651.cms

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Observer | The Biggest Winners From SpaceX’s Record $1.75T IPO by Georgia Fearn

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Elon Musk and a circle of institutional and elite individual investors are set for enormous gains as SpaceX has confidentially filed with the SEC to go public, multiple news outlets reported yesterday (April 1). The IPO, expected as early as June, could value SpaceX at over $1.75 trillion and raise as much as $50 billion, giving early backers and Musk himself a spectacular payday.

Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002 and still owns about 42 percent of the company, would see his stake valued at around $735 billion at the projected IPO price, expanding his lead as the world’s richest man. The company is reportedly considering a dual-class share structure to secure Musk’s control even as it opens the door to public investors.

SpaceX has reportedly lined up a formidable roster of 21 banks, led by Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Citigroup, to run its books. An additional 16 banks will take on smaller roles.

Read more: https://observer.com/2026/04/spacex-ipo-elon-musk-investor-gain/

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