SpaceX's IPO: Valuing the Starlink Giant

0:00Wall Street scratching its head over how to value Elon Musk's SpaceX, eyeing a whopping $1.75 trillion price tag ahead of what? Could be the biggest initial public offering ever. Instead of stacking it against old-school players like Boeing or AT&T, big investors are comparing it to hot AI and tech names like Palantir, GE. For Nova and Vertive, to make that sky-high number stick, SpaceX confidentially filed for a US IPO last week with an analyst they said for April 21st. They're aiming to raise $75 billion this year, betting on massive growth in space launches and Starlink Internet that traditional. Rivals just can't match. Investors are buzzing because Musk's track record, with Tesla shows he pulls premium prices on big visions. They see SpaceX tapping into secular shifts by a $370 billion space market and a $1.6 trillion opportunity. For Starlink way, beyond legacy telecoms, stuck and slow lanes.

1:02On the rocket side, Bakker's ditch Lockheed's modest multiples for GE, Vernova and Vertive, whose stocks exploded on AI data center booms, arguing, SpaceX's reusable tech and cost cuts deserve the same hype. Even Palantir's rich 43 times revenue multiple gets cited for Starlink's high margin, asset-light potential. This pricing debate highlights SpaceX's one-of-a-kind edge in satellite launches and early AI ties, where momentum and Musk magic often trump straight. Metrics, setting the state for whatever pops when it hits public markets, from your city, powered by AI, this is Canada News today.