OpenAI Signals IPO Readiness by 2027 as Enterprise Revenue Surges

OpenAI co‑founder and president Greg Brockman told a Wall Street Journal conference that the firm could be prepared for a public listing as early as 2027. He emphasized that the business has turned a corner after a shaky first half of 2026.

Annualized revenue grew roughly 70% quarter‑over‑quarter in Q3, with the enterprise segment doubling and now accounting for the majority of total revenue. Brockman credited the surge to sustained investments in sales, support, and product depth rather than a single quarter’s event.

The executive highlighted a new partnership with J.P. Morgan Chase as proof that large financial institutions now view OpenAI as a long‑term, reliable AI partner. He noted that trust‑building and clear milestone mapping have become central to the company’s enterprise strategy.

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