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OpenAI Confidentially Files for US IPO
OpenAI announced that it has confidentially submitted an application for a US initial public offering (IPO). The timing of the listing has not yet been determined and the IPO may s...
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OpenAI announced that it has confidentially submitted an application for a US initial public offering (IPO). The timing of the listing has not yet been determined and the IPO may still take some time.

This is because the company believes that certain initiatives it intends to pursue may be easier to achieve as a private company. However, if going public ultimately proves to be the best option, the company may choose to list earlier.

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OpenAI is reportedly working with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, aiming to go public as early as this fall. Meanwhile, OpenAI plans to launch a tender offer for employee shares in the coming weeks to provide liquidity to staff ahead of the potential listing.

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