Spacex Stock Price Prediction Shows $211 After $135 IPO
Spacex stock price prediction now points to a $211 valuation after SpaceX priced its IPO at $135 on 12 June. That leaves early buyers with a 56.4% return and turns a £5,000 stake into £7,814.82 at the current price.
The $2,814.82 gain on that £5,000 example matters because the move is being measured against a business that posted $18.7 billion of revenue in 2025 and a $4.9 billion net loss. Starlink supplied $11.4 billion of that revenue and $4.4 billion of operating profit, making it the only profitable segment in the figures provided.
SpaceX at $211
$211 is the current share value used in the valuation discussion, up from the $135 IPO price. That spread is what produces the 56.4% return for an IPO buyer and sets the benchmark for every later projection in the piece.
10.3 million Starlink customers, doubled over the last year, give the valuation story its operating base. The customer count helps explain why the market is willing to assign a $2.5 trillion value even though the company still reported a $4.9 billion net loss in 2025.
Starlink’s 2025 revenue mix
$11.4 billion from Starlink out of $18.7 billion total revenue means the satellite service accounted for most of SpaceX’s top line in 2025. Its $4.4 billion operating profit offset the broader loss, but not enough to stop the company from finishing the year in the red.
130.4 was the price-to-sales ratio attached to the stock, a level that implies investors are paying a very high multiple of sales for the current valuation. At $2.5 trillion, the company’s pricing leaves little room for error if revenue growth slows.
2026 and 2027 revenue targets
$34.5 billion is the 2026 revenue expectation, with loss per share projected at $0.64. By 2027, analysts expect $64.5 billion of revenue and a loss per share of $0.09, which would narrow the gap between growth and profitability.
$374 billion is what a 20 price-to-sales ratio would imply, and that would be 85.2% below the current $2.5 trillion valuation. For readers weighing whether to buy into the story at today’s level, the gap between those two figures is the real hinge: the stock already prices in a much faster scale-up than the lower multiple assumes.
