"SpaceX is the most anticipated market debut of the decade, and space ETFs like the , and will be the biggest beneficiaries. It is targeting a mid-to-late 2026 IPO that could value the company at $1.5 trillion. It would nearly double its current $800 billion private valuation and raise over $30 billion in fresh capital. The market is under-appreciating how big the space industry can be, especially if SpaceX's IPO sets a new benchmark for space stocks to be valued against."
"2019 saw 102 orbital launches in total, with 2025 seeing 342 orbital launches. This is twice as many launches as in 1967, the peak of the space race. Once space telecommunications becomes widely available and the "Golden Dome" initiative starts coming together, you'll likely see thousands of launches per year. Here are three ETFs to look into if you want to get in ahead of the rest of the market."
SpaceX is aiming for a mid-to-late 2026 IPO that could value the company at $1.5 trillion, nearly doubling its $800 billion private valuation and raising over $30 billion. A SpaceX IPO could set a valuation benchmark that amplifies investor interest across the space sector and benefits space-focused ETFs. Space ETFs have risen recently but may still offer attractive entry points with potential for triple-digit upside due to sustained private and government spending. Orbital launch activity has surged from 102 launches in 2019 to 342 in 2025, and expanded telecommunications plus initiatives like the "Golden Dome" could enable thousands of launches annually.
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