SpaceX Valued at $400 Billion in Tender Offer to Investors — Bloomberg

[cryptohog]

According to a recent Bloomberg report, SpaceX has proposed a new tender offer to investors that would value the company at $400 billion.

Back in December 2024, SpaceX’s valuation stood at $350 billion.

The space company, founded by Elon Musk, is reportedly discussing a new share sale at a price of $212 per share, based on sources familiar with the matter.

The exact number of shares to be sold hasn’t been disclosed. The final size of the deal will depend on seller interest and buyer demand.

As part of the offer, some existing shareholders may be allowed to sell their stakes to realize profits.

This valuation would further solidify SpaceX’s position as the most valuable private company in the world, ahead of ByteDance (TikTok’s parent company) and OpenAI, which are both valued at around $300 billion.

[Jibon_RX]

@cryptohog
Wow, $400B is massive — SpaceX just keeps breaking barriers, both in space and in valuation. Feels like we’re watching history unfold in real time.

[Dave]

Another milestone for Elon’s empire. Crazy to think how far SpaceX has come from the early Falcon 1 days. $212/share might feel steep, but with this trajectory… maybe not.

[Smith]

Not surprised to see SpaceX leading the pack — reusable rockets, Starlink, Mars missions… they’re literally reshaping the future. Interesting times for private space investors!

[Nahiar806]

With ByteDance and OpenAI trailing at ~$300B, SpaceX’s lead highlights investor belief in long-term revenue from space infrastructure, satellite internet (Starlink), and launch dominance.

[alex]

The $212/share tender offer shows strong secondary market interest. With liquidity options for early investors, this move keeps long-term stakeholders engaged while onboarding fresh capital.

[Maxwell]

Reaching a $400 billion valuation cements its dominance not just in aerospace, but across all private tech sectors. Musk’s vision continues to attract massive investor confidence.