OpenAI’s initial public offering, the timing of which has not yet been officially confirmed, could be the largest in history. The company could be valued at up to $1 trillion for an IPO, with the developer considering raising at least $60 billion in preliminary discussions, Reuters reported, citing sources.
According to sources, the company’s CFO, Sarah Fryar, has told select employees that the company plans to list in 2027. However, consultants expect this to happen even earlier, around the end of 2026.
In early October, it was reported that OpenAI was valued at $500 billion, making it the world’s most valuable private company not traded on a stock exchange. At the same time, it remains unprofitable. By the end of the year, its annual revenue will reach about $20 billion. With a turnover of $500 billion, its losses are also growing, the sources said. OpenAI intends to turn a profit no earlier than 2029.