1OpenAI says it's ready to IPO in 2027, with most sales now from businesses
Reuters · Nov 4, 2026 · single-sourced
“OpenAI is going public, and the IPO pitch is not about you. Hi FRIENDS!! They named a YEAR, and I have feelings about who is actually paying for this.”
OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman says the company is ready for a 2027 IPO and now gets most of its revenue from enterprise customers.
[opener] OpenAI is going public, and the IPO pitch is not about you. Hi FRIENDS!! They named a YEAR, and I have feelings about who is actually paying for this.
[story] Reuters says co-founder Greg Brockman has OpenAI ready to go public in twenty twenty-seven, and nobody else has matched it yet. Most of OpenAI's money now comes from companies paying for staff accounts, so the midnight chatbot you trust answers to a purchasing department. Would you buy a share of it?
[closer] Ready is not a filing. That sentence is a co-founder telling Wall Street the water is warm, nothing more. And once the enterprise contracts are the business, the free chatbot becomes the SAMPLE, tuned for whoever signs the invoice. You are not the customer anymore. You're the demo.
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