Curious about investing in private space companies? This guide explores six groundbreaking space startups pushing boundaries in space tech, from affordable launches to orbital habitats. With IPO potential on the horizon, discover which might reach public markets first.
Blue Origin is Jeff Bezo’s space launch and exploration company. He sells $1 billion in Amazon stock per year to fund its work. But will Blue Origin ever IPO?
Elon Musk has said it makes sense to spin off Starlink from SpaceX to raise funds and allow long-time Tesla stockholders to be a part of his satellite company. The deal could happen once revenues and profits stabilize.
Sierra Space is a spinoff from the Sierra Nevada Corporation focused on spacecraft and technology to provide humans with safe transportation and habitation outside the Earth’s atmosphere. However, it may be premature to consider an IPO.
As the International Space Station (ISS) lifespan approaches an end, a space startup called Axiom Space is looking to become the first commercial space station orbiting the Earth. Can investors participate and profit?
SpaceX is likely to remain a private company for years. However, retail investors may get a chance to invest pre-IPO. Also, watch out for a Starlink IPO spinoff that could represent as much as half the SpaceX valuation.
Imagine humans as a multi-planet species. Relativity Space is using 3D metal printing engineering to enable the establishment of industrial space launch capabilities on Mars.