OpenAI Considers Delaying IPO to 2027 After SpaceX Stock Tumbles 32% From Peak

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According to The New York Times, OpenAI executives are reportedly considering delaying the company's IPO to 2027 after SpaceX's volatile public debut spooked the market. SpaceX priced its $75 billion IPO at $135 per share on June 11, 2026, with shares opening at $150 and peaking at $225+ on June 17. However, the stock has since retreated sharply, trading around $152.86 as of late June—a 32% decline from its intraday high. Sarah Friar and other OpenAI advisors have urged postponement, citing ongoing cash burn, infrastructure commitments, and public company reporting burdens. The hesitation highlights concerns over investor appetite for mega-AI listings. Polymarket traders currently price 30-40% odds of no OpenAI IPO by end-2026.
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