OpenAI president says majority of sales now come from enterprises, IPO likely in 2027
OpenAI President Greg Brockman told a Wall Street Journal conference on Wednesday that the company now earns more than half its revenue from enterprise clients. He also suggested OpenAI could go public in 2027, though he did not confirm a timeline or specific plans. OpenAI has been expanding its sales efforts to compete with Anthropic, which is reportedly preparing for its own IPO before the end…
Key points
- Greg Brockman says OpenAI now earns majority of revenue from enterprise sales, per Reuters
- OpenAI may go public in 2027, Brockman says, but no confirmation or timeline given
- OpenAI is competing with Anthropic for enterprise clients, focusing on Codex agent
The timing of OpenAI’s IPO remains uncertain, as the company has delayed previous plans amid fundraising efforts. Brockman’s comments indicate growing confidence in its enterprise growth, but no official IPO announcement or valuation was made. Anthropic’s potential IPO could create additional pressure on OpenAI’s timeline.
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OpenAI, ready to IPO in 2027, now counts majority of sales from enterprises, Brockman says
wkzo.com · 4 November 2026
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