Eseandre Mordi
⬤ SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic are lining up what could become some of the biggest IPOs in tech history. All three companies are exploring potential stock market listings as early as 2026, with their combined valuations potentially topping $1.5 trillion—a figure that's making waves across financial and tech circles.
⬤ Here's the crazy part: even just one of these IPOs could be bigger than the entire 2025 US IPO market combined. That's how massive we're talking. OpenAI and Anthropic are leading the AI revolution, while SpaceX has become one of the world's most valuable private aerospace companies. So yeah, everyone from institutional investors to market analysts is watching this closely.
⬤ If these companies move forward, they could collectively raise tens of billions of dollars, depending on how they structure their offerings and what market conditions look like when they actually list. We're not talking about your typical tech IPO here—this is a whole different ballgame that could make 2026 a landmark year where private capital meets public markets in a big way.
⬤ Why does this matter? Because it signals that a new generation of AI- and space-focused giants is ready to go public at valuations that dwarf most companies already trading. If any of these listings actually happen, they could reshape how capital flows through the market, boost liquidity and set the benchmark for how future tech companies get valued—especially now when investors can't get enough of high-growth, innovation-driven businesses.
Eseandre Mordi
