SpaceX has allegedly filed confidentially for a U.S. initial public offering in March, with Reuters reporting that the company generated about $8 billion in profit on roughly $15–16 billion in revenue in the prior year, according to The Information.

The Information also cites a potential valuation for SpaceX at more than $1.75 trillion in connection with the confidential listing process.

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The Information is identified as the source for a loss figure, implying the data comes from investigative reporting or leaked information.

The reported loss includes Musk’s AI startup xAI, acquired in February, as part of SpaceX’s broader financial figures.

SpaceX did not offer immediate comment outside regular business hours, and Reuters could not independently verify The Information’s figures at that time.

The core focus of the article is SpaceX’s financial performance and a significant annual loss within its accounting, in the context of its growth and ambitions.

Despite profitability questions, SpaceX is pursuing an IPO, with continued discussion about integrating the xAI unit into its overall finances.

SpaceX remains the world’s most active launch company, with ambitions to enable interplanetary travel and to deploy AI data centers in orbit.

Reportedly, SpaceX posted a near $5 billion loss for 2025, with revenue exceeding $18.5 billion, attributed in part to AI spending.

The report indicates SpaceX is still open to a public listing at a valuation well above current market expectations, though Reuters had not independently verified the figures at publication.