Finance & Business

SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic Set to Flood Markets with $1.5 Trillion IPO in 2026

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Investors are preparing for one of the largest liquidity events in U.S. history. Three private tech giants—SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic—are reportedly moving toward public listings in 2026. Combined, their valuations exceed $1.6 trillion, potentially surpassing the total proceeds of all U.S. IPOs from 2025.

These moves mark a major shift from traditional software companies toward frontier industries, including orbital infrastructure and advanced artificial intelligence.

🚀 SpaceX: The $800 Billion Space Powerhouse

SpaceX is preparing for a potential IPO within the next year. Analysts estimate the company’s value at $800 billion, with some projections as high as $1.5 trillion if Starlink continues to grow.

Investors are buying more than rockets—they are buying the backbone of the space economy. With over 8.5 million Starlink subscribers and regular Starship launches, SpaceX positions itself as a global utility provider.

🤖 OpenAI: Toward a $1 Trillion AI Giant

OpenAI is planning a late 2026 IPO. Current valuations sit around $500 billion, with possible increases to $830 billion after additional capital raises.

The company seeks funding for massive AI infrastructure, including custom chips and data centers. Going public would secure liquidity to maintain its lead over Big Tech competitors.

🛡️ Anthropic: Safety-Focused AI Prepares to Go Public

Anthropic is already preparing its IPO with legal guidance from Wilson Sonsini. Its valuation is expected between $300–$350 billion.

Anthropic emphasizes AI safety and B2B services, signaling operational maturity. The company has also brought in former Airbnb executive Krishna Rao to oversee the public debut.

Mega-IPO Snapshot

CompanyEstimated ValuationKey Focus
SpaceX$800B–$1.5TStarlink & Heavy Launch
OpenAI$500B–$830BChatGPT & Enterprise AI
Anthropic$300B–$350BClaude & AI Safety

Why Now?

Analysts cite three factors driving the 2026 IPO wave:

  1. High Capital Needs: Building satellites and AI infrastructure requires tens of billions annually.
  2. Market Readiness: Institutional investors now demand audited financials and transparency.
  3. Favorable Interest Rates: A lower-rate environment makes public markets more attractive for hyper-growth firms.

2026 could redefine public investing, with a combined $1.5 trillion liquidity surge poised to reshape the technology and AI landscape.

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Sazid Kabir

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