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HTTP/1.1 200 OKDate: Thu, 05 Mar 2026 19:42:01 GMTContent-Type: text/html; charsetUTF-8Transfer-Encoding: chunkedConnection: keep-aliveServer: nginxVary: Accept-Encoding !doctype html>html langen>head> !-- Google Tag Manager --> script>(function(w,d,s,l,i){wlwl||;wl.push({gtm.start: new Date().getTime(),event:gtm.js});var fd.getElementsByTagName(s)0, jd.createElement(s),dll!dataLayer?&l+l:;j.asynctrue;j.src https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtm.js?id+i+dl;f.parentNode.insertBefore(j,f); })(window,document,script,dataLayer,GTM-KDLH5TBS);/script> !-- End Google Tag Manager --> meta charsetutf-8> meta nameviewport contentwidthdevice-width, initial-scale1, shrink-to-fitno> meta namerobots contentnoindex> title>The #1 IPO of 2026 | Brownstone Research/title> !-- Favicon --> link relshortcut icon hrefhttps://d3t4gzjyl7evuc.cloudfront.net/_/icons/1.0.0/png/br-favicon.png> !-- Bootstrap, FontAwesome, and custom styles --> link relstylesheet hrefassets/css/custom.css?v1772661066>/head>body> !-- Google Tag Manager (noscript) --> noscript>iframe srchttps://www.googletagmanager.com/ns.html?idGTM-KDLH5TBS height0 width0 styledisplay:none;visibility:hidden>/iframe>/noscript> !-- End Google Tag Manager (noscript) --> div classmain overflow-hidden f-antialiased animate-fade-in styleopacity: 0;> header classpx-lg-8> div classmx-auto max-w-980 px-3> div classrow g-0 align-items-center h-c h-xl-c style--ex-height: 16; --ex-height-xl: 20; > div classcol text-start> img classimg-fluid e-img-logo e-img-logo-multi data-brand data-pub data-variant1 data-variant-sm1 altLogo> /div> /div> /div> /header> div classmx-auto pt-5> div classmax-w-980 mx-auto px-3> span classp-1 d-inline-flex align-items-center rounded-pill mb-3 stylebackground-color: var(--ex-haze-50); gap: calc(var(--ex-spacing) * 2); font-size: 0.75rem;> span classh-c d-flex align-items-center px-2 bg-white rounded-pill f-mono fw-700 italic style--ex-height: 6; border: 1px solid var(--ex-haze-200); color: var(--ex-royal-500);> The Bleeding Edge /span> span classpe-2 fw-600 stylecolor: var(--ex-haze-700);> 5 min read /span> /span> div classtext-pretty> h1 classmb-2 f-dunbar-text fs-c fs-xl-c style--ex-fs: 240%; --ex-fs-xl: 300%;> The #1 IPO of 2026 /h1> p classmb-4 fs-115 fs-xl-120> It wasn’t a surprise to read that this company is gearing up to file for an IPO in 2026… /p> /div> /div> figure classmax-w-980 mx-auto mt-5 mb-4 pb-2 px-3> img classw-100 img-fluid srcassets/img/20251209-tbe-01.png altThe #1 IPO of 2026> /figure> !-- div classd-flex align-items-center max-w-980 mx-auto px-3 stylecolumn-gap: calc(var(--ex-spacing) * 16);> div> div classf-mono fs-80 fw-600 text-uppercase mb-2 stylecolor: var(--ex-haze-700); letter-spacing: 0.02em;> Written by /div> div classfs-115 fw-500> Jeff Brown /div> /div> div> div classf-mono fs-80 fw-600 text-uppercase mb-2 stylecolor: var(--ex-haze-700); letter-spacing: 0.02em;> Published on /div> div classfs-115 fw-500>/div> /div> /div> --> div classmax-w-980 mx-auto pt-3 px-3 pb-3 f-geist> div classfs-115 text-pretty styleline-height: 28px;> p>How ironic…/p> p>The company that started out in 2015 as a private non-profit with the mission to develop artificial intelligence (AI) technology safely and eschew the prioritization of profits… is now gearing up for an IPO at potentially a $1 em>trillion/em> valuation./p> p>It is such a wild story that I suspect will only get more interesting./p> p>A few years after OpenAI was founded, it shocked the industry when it threw AI safety and its non-profit status out the window./p> p>The move was masked, of course, by a superficial non-profit oversight of the for-profit OpenAI entity./p> p>This sharp change in direction was the impetus for Elon Musk – one of the original founders of OpenAI – to disassociate himself from OpenAI and engage in a legal battle over OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s bait-and-switch maneuver./p> p>And the motivations for that sharp redirection are becoming clearer by the minute…/p> h2 classf-dunbar-text fw-600 stylemargin-top: calc(var(--ex-spacing) * 12); margin-bottom: calc(var(--ex-spacing) * 6); font-size: 1.875rem; line-height: 40px;> A Corporate Restructuring /h2> p>This quarter, OpenAI made some additional adjustments to its corporate structure, putting the now formally named OpenAI Foundation as the non-profit entity that supposedly “controls” the for-profit OpenAI Group./p> p>The OpenAI Foundation owns 26% of the OpenAI Group and also has a warrant to receive additional shares if the OpenAI Group hits certain milestones./p> p>These types of corporate structuring moves are clearly designed to prepare OpenAI for what’s next. And with the company already trading in the secondary markets at $500 billion this October, going public is the only logical path. I don’t believe anyone could afford an acquisition of OpenAI./p> p>So it wasn’t a surprise to read that the company is gearing up to file for an IPO in 2026. The company has been having preliminary discussions, and it looks like they will raise at least $60 billion in the IPO, targeting a valuation of upwards of $1 trillion./p> p>For perspective, the largest tech IPO in history is currently China-based Alibaba’s $25 billion IPO at a $175 billion valuation in 2014./p> p>Alibaba was the second-largest IPO in any industry, the first being nation-state-backed Saudi Aramco’s $29.4 billion IPO at a $1.7 trillion valuation in 2019. Technically, Saudi Aramco was an IPO, but Saudi Arabia still owns about 97% of the company./p> p>Last month, OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar stated publicly that an “IPO is not in the cards right now,” in hopes of dispelling the leak of those preliminary IPO discussions./p> p>But it was too late. The news was already public./p> div classmax-w-680 my-5 mx-auto> img classimg-fluid srchttps://files.brownstoneresearch.com/BR/free/2025/12/09183810/20251209-tbe-02.png alt> span classd-block pt-3 f-mono fw-500 fs-80 f-antialiased text-center stylecolor: var(--ex-haze-700); line-height: 1.4;> OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar span classd-none d-sm-inline>|/span> em classd-block d-sm-inline>Source: Business Post/em> /span> /div> p>Instead, she emphasized the need for continued investment in AI infrastructure and suggested the U.S. government backstop loans for the AI buildout. OpenAI’s motivation for the backstop is to increase its borrowing capabilities./p> p>Many cried “bailout,” but the CFO wanted that kind of guarantee to reduce OpenAI’s cost of debt. A government guarantee would basically make the debt risk-free, but she won’t get the guarantee – or a bailout, for that matter – which raises an interesting question…/p> p>OpenAI has already committed about $1.4 trillion to building out data center capacity, yet it has only raised about $64 billion to date. We might say it’s a em>little/em> short./p> p>A $100 billion or more IPO won’t cover the gap, but it would be a whole lot more than it has raised. Given the name value of OpenAI, the hype, and global adoption of ChatGPT, sadly, I don’t think many retail investors would think much about the valuation of the offering and whether or not it made sense./p> p>A massive IPO – and a subsequent run-up in share price – would give OpenAI the ability to raise even more capital in a secondary offering after the IPO./p> p>The timing should raise some questions. Namely, why now? Google is Back in the AI Race/em>/a>, OpenAI has fallen significantly behind Google and xAI./p> p>And from my perspective, OpenAI will not be the first to achieve artificial general intelligence (AGI). Imagine how hard it will be to raise capital once it loses? OpenAI would be smart to access the public markets before everyone figures it out./p> p>Microsoft now owns 27% of OpenAI. Its $13 billion investment is now worth about $135 billion on paper. Not a bad return at all./p> p>Softbank’s Masayoshi Son lamented selling his NVIDIA shares to fund a large bet on OpenAI and some other AI companies, a decision he may very well come to regret even more deeply in the years ahead./p> p>Current estimates for OpenAI revenue are around $29 billion for 2026, which would put a $1 trillion IPO valuation around 35 times annual sales for a deeply unprofitable company with more than $1 trillion in capital commitments./p> p>That’s a very inflated valuation… but one that OpenAI’s numerous well-heeled institutional investors would be happy to sell their shares at./p> p>Then again, perhaps OpenAI won’t be the first “real” $1 trillion IPO…/p> h2 classf-dunbar-text fw-600 stylemargin-top: calc(var(--ex-spacing) * 12); margin-bottom: calc(var(--ex-spacing) * 6); font-size: 1.875rem; line-height: 40px;> The Real $1 Trillion IPO to Watch for /h2> p>Shortly after all the excitement about OpenAI’s money hustle, last week brought the possibility of an even more exciting, and em>healthy/em>, $1 trillion IPO… SpaceX./p> p>The discussion started as SpaceX began its process of conducting a secondary sale of SpaceX shares at an $800 billion valuation. If the secondary offering moves forward around this level, it will officially strip OpenAI of its status as the most valuable private company in the world, ceding the title to SpaceX./p> p>SpaceX conducts these sales twice a year, allowing its investors and employees to gain access to liquidity by selling some of their shares to interested investors. With each secondary sale comes an updated valuation./p> p>Unlike OpenAI, SpaceX is a very healthy business. Forecasts for 2026 for em>just/em> its Starlink business are about $15.9 billion in revenue, $11 billion in EBITDA, and $5 billion in free cash flow./p> p>In addition to Starlink, there will probably be $4-5 billion more in revenue associated with its launch services./p> p>Next year will be a big one for SpaceX with the commercialization of the giant SpaceX Starship, generation 3, which is set to fly for the first time early next year./p> div classmax-w-680 my-5 mx-auto> img classimg-fluid srchttps://files.brownstoneresearch.com/BR/free/2025/12/09183808/20251209-tbe-03.png alt> span classd-block pt-3 px-2 px-lg-5 f-mono fw-500 fs-80 f-antialiased text-center stylecolor: var(--ex-haze-700); line-height: 1.4;> SpaceX Starship Version 2, predecessor to Version 3, span classt-nw>launching in early 2026/span> span classd-none d-sm-inline>|/span> em classd-block d-sm-inline>Source: SpaceX/em> /span> /div> p>SpaceX is already responsible for launching 90% of the global mass launched to low Earth orbit (LEO) this year. Once the Starship is launching regularly, that number will quickly rise above 95%./p> p>SpaceX’s strategy has been to offer the lowest costs per kilogram into orbit, and by doing so, it radically increases the size of the space economy. SpaceX is the most important aerospace company in the world, enabling an entire industry./p> p>And it will culminate in 2026 by sending an uncrewed Starship to Mars. I can’t imagine a better time to em>launch/em> an IPO./p> p>According to Reuters, this thing is on track to become a monopoly./p> p>That’s why it’s my #1 pick for 2026./p> p>But here’s the wild part./p> p>There’s a backdoor way to claim your stake in this project em>before/em> it goes public—for as little as $500./p> p>I recently released this urgent briefing that explains everything in detail./p> p>Even if you’re just a little curious, I urge you to take a moment to watch it now./p> p>This could be the opportunity of the decade./p> !-- Video --> div classcontainer-video my-5 mx-n2 mx-sm-auto bg-glass-dark rounded rounded-md style--ex-radius: 0.6rem; --ex-radius-md: 1rem;> div classposition-relative aspect-video> !-- Use `data-e-playbar` for playbar --> div classe-video aspect-video overflow-hidden mx-auto styleopacity: 0; data-e-video-id1h10mxk6br data-e-cues00:37:39 data-e-player-color212529 data-e-resume> /div> !-- Video overlay and actions --> div classoverlay-video f-antialiased> div classvideo-loader w-100 h-100> div classd-flex w-100 h-100 justify-content-center align-items-center> div classloader-pulse>/div> /div> /div> div classactions-video w-100 h-100 styleopacity: 0;> div classd-flex w-100 h-100 justify-content-center align-items-center> div classresume-restart-video w-100 fs-90 fs-md-100>span classd-block mb-3 mb-md-4 resume-restart-video-text fs-100 fs-md-120 fw-600 text-center text-light lh-sm> span classactions-video-content d-block fs-120 styleopacity: 0; animation-delay: 0s;>Would you like to pick up/span> span classactions-video-content d-block fs-120 styleopacity: 0; animation-delay: 0s;>where you left off?/span> /span> div classresume-restart-video-buttons w-100 mx-auto py-1 pb-md-3 px-4 px-md-5 stylemax-width: 580px;> div classrow g-0 pt-1> div classcol-6 pe-2 pe-md-3>span classw-100 btn btn-resume btn-outline-light rounded-pill fs-95 fs-md-100 fw-600 no-context rolebutton> Resume /span>/div> div classcol-6 ps-2 ps-md-3>span classw-100 btn btn-restart btn-outline-light rounded-pill fs-95 fs-md-100 fw-600 no-context rolebutton> Restart /span>/div> /div> /div> /div> /div> /div> /div> !-- /.video-overlay --> /div> !-- /.aspect-video --> div classcues mx-auto px-4 stylemax-width: 400px;> div classcue cue-1 py-md-2> a classw-100 my-4 py-2 btn btn-lg btn-scale btn-primary rounded-pill fs-125 fs-lg-135 fw-700 f-antialiased no-context stylewhite-space: normal; hrefhttps://secure.brownstoneresearch.com/?cidMKT837636&eidMKT858373 target_blank rolebutton relnoopener> span classd-block py-md-1 styleline-height: 1.1; 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