It seems that 2026 holds a major shift in the world of initial public offerings, as major technology companies are preparing to enter the markets with huge valuations that could change the global financial landscape.
According to a “Financial Times” report, SpaceX is working to organize a secondary stock sale deal that could reach a value of about $800 billion, suggesting a possible IPO that could surpass Aramco’s 2019 IPO, becoming the largest ever.
In parallel, OpenAI is seeking to reach a valuation that could reach $750 billion or more during a new funding round, while Anthropic is in negotiations to raise funding at a valuation expected to exceed $300 billion.
Expectations indicate that achieving a small portion of these IPOs will be enough to redirect global investment paths, with the potential to withdraw huge amounts of capital from other markets towards these companies with huge growth.
This expected wave includes prominent names in the field of artificial intelligence and advanced technology, making them qualified to enter directly into the list of the largest companies in the world, in a race towards a new era of technological and financial control whose features are still undefined.
