space stocks

SpaceX reportedly plans IPO at $1.75T valuation, potentially history's largest offering. Analysts warn the 113x price-to-sales ratio is stretched despite strong Starlink growth.

SpaceX targets $1.75 trillion valuation, $75 billion raise in early summer 2026 IPO, with Deepwater's Gene Munster calling it a decade-long generational investment opportunity.

Planet Labs surged 15.74% on SpaceX IPO anticipation, NASA's $20B moon base announcement, and its own Germany expansion and doubled satellite production plans.

SpaceX targets mid-2026 IPO at $1.5T valuation as Rocket Lab ($RKLB) and Planet Labs ($PL) surge 230% and 700% respectively, signaling robust space sector growth.

NASA replaces Lunar Gateway with $20B permanent Moon base over seven years, accelerating opportunities for lunar contractors, landers, and launch providers.

Wall Street analysts project AST SpaceMobile and Intuitive Machines could decline 56% and 50% respectively through 2026, citing valuation concerns, competitive pressures, and execution risks.

Rocket Lab, with $602M projected revenue and $1.85B backlog, offers stronger 10-year investment potential than pre-revenue Joby Aviation, which faces binary FAA certification risk in 2026.

AST SpaceMobile, Alphabet's largest investment holding, surged 2,800% in two years amid institutional enthusiasm. The satellite broadband provider trades at premium valuation with significant execution risks.

Rocket Lab reports earnings February 26 with 80% of prediction market participants expecting beat. Stock movement likely hinges on Neutron rocket timeline guidance rather than financial results.

SpaceX's anticipated 2026 IPO could value the company at $1.5 trillion, potentially becoming history's largest offering and reshaping capital allocation across the space industry.