SpaceX shares continue to grow rapidly after their Nasdaq debut on June 13, 2026. On June 15, the paper closed at $192.5 and hit a pre-market mark of $215, which is 59.26% above the IPO price of $135. The company’s capitalization surpassed $2.5 trillion, allowing it to outpace TSMC and take sixth place in the global ranking.

Experts' opinions on the SpaceX evaluation were divided. Baron Capital’s founder, Ronald Barone, predicts a $10-30 trillion growth in capitalization, surpassing even NVIDIA. At the same time, Morningstar analysts set the target price at $63, citing current growth as a consequence of limited stock supply, support for large banks, and high excitement.

SpaceX’s growth is taking place against the backdrop of a general stock-market upswing following Donald Trump’s announcement about the deal with Iran. The S&P 500 index rose by 1.65%, adding about $1.2 trillion in capitalization. On the first day of trading, June 13, SpaceX’s stock reached $176 and closed at about $161, after which the search for new highs began.