OpenAI Defers IPO to 2027 Amid Market Headwinds, CEO Pursues $1 Trillion Valuation

According to the New York Times, OpenAI has decided to defer its initial public offering to 2027 from late 2026, citing recent market challenges including declines in tech stocks and SpaceX share price volatility. CEO Sam Altman is pushing for a $1 trillion valuation and has rejected advisors' recommendations to accept a lower valuation to accelerate the IPO timeline. OpenAI's current valuation stands at $852 billion.
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