Dan Ives says the timing of a SpaceX IPO in 2026 is right. The analyst doesn't think a SpaceX IPO hurts Tesla, but rather expands the Elon Musk ecosystem.

Elon Musk is selling investors a future of driverless cars, robot assistants and life on Mars. The problem is there’s only one way to buy into his vision: Tesla Inc.’s stock.

SpaceX's march toward the public markets is no longer a distant thought experiment but a live question hanging over one of the market's most polarizing stocks, Tesla. If investors are about to put a formal price on Elon Musk's space ambitions,

Bill Ackman proposes merging Elon Musk's SpaceX with his SPARC vehicle, offering Tesla shareholders priority access.

CEO Elon Musk confirmed reports about SpaceX's IPO plan as accurate. He responded to an X post by Ars Technica editor Eric Berger, stating, "As usual, Eric is accurate,"

After years of resisting the idea, Elon Musk is expected to take SpaceX public in 2026. The IPO could be the largest IPO in U.S. history, and has the potential to raise $30 billion. SpaceX is already NASA’s leading rocket contractor, with massive revenues. So why go public now?

SpaceX is suddenly brushing up against the kind of valuation territory that used to belong almost exclusively to Big Tech and Tesla, forcing investors to ask whether Elon Musk is on the verge of building another $1 trillion giant.

Elon Musk has grown $216 billion richer this year, thanks to Tesla stock hitting an all-time high and SpaceX doubling in value since the summer.