OpenAI president Greg Brockman says the company will be ready for an initial public offering in 2027. He made the comments at a Wall Street Journal technology conference in Napa, California. Multiple outlets report that Brockman was asked about the timing of a listing and responded with a 2027 readiness timeline.
Outlets also agree Brockman said OpenAI’s business growth is increasingly driven by enterprise customers. The reporting highlights that enterprise sales now account for the majority of its revenue. The Hindu adds that this ramp-up in selling to businesses is part of OpenAI’s competitive efforts, including in relation to rival Anthropic.
Channel NewsAsia and The Next Web both frame the news around Brockman’s on-stage remarks, with The Next Web specifying that Reuters reported the enterprise-sales detail. Across coverage, the core points remain consistent: a 2027 IPO readiness claim and a shift toward larger enterprise contribution to sales.
