OpenAI CFO tells staff the company plans to go public in 2027 or earlier
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OpenAI's CFO told staff the firm targets an IPO in 2027 (or sooner), despite having raised $122bn in March at an $852bn valuation. Disclosed run-rate growth and 20m weekly coding users signal momentum, but widening operating losses, executive departures, and intensifying competition (including Anthropic's stronger recent results) raise governance and margin questions. The news primarily affects expectations for private AI valuations and the timing of public-market supply.
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OpenAI’s chief financial officer told employees the company expects to go public in 2027, or sooner if growth remains strong. The company raised $122bn in March and investors value it at $852bn. Slides shown to staff said its revenue run rate is up 35% so far this quarter, enterprise run rate is up 50%, and its AI coding product has reached 20 million weekly users. Rival Anthropic’s run rate rose about sevenfold from a year earlier, highlighting rapid growth across the sector.
