company post money equity · Announcement date · Oct 2, 2024
OpenAI ↗Main announcement
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OpenAI develops AI systems and tools, including ChatGPT.
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$54,267.52At the ending funding milestone · Mar 31, 2026
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company post money equity · Announcement date · Oct 2, 2024
OpenAI ↗Main announcement
company post money equity · Announcement date · Mar 31, 2026
OpenAI ↗Announcement date, opening paragraphs and stated financing status
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| Observation | Published value · USD | Date and meaning | Original evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| October funding | 157,000,000,000 company post money equity | 2024-10-02 announcement | OpenAI ↗ Checked 2026-09-17 |
| March funding announcement | 300,000,000,000 company post money equity | 2025-03-31 announcement | OpenAI ↗ Checked 2026-09-17 |
| March 2026 company valuation | 852,000,000,000 company post money equity | 2026-03-31 announcement | OpenAI ↗ Checked 2026-09-19 |
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OpenAI develops AI systems and tools, including ChatGPT.
OpenAI’s 2015 launch described a nonprofit research company. Later funding announcements belong to a different stage of its development. The legal entity and security rights matter when comparing those stages; a founding commitment is not an ordinary stock purchase.
2015 launch announcement ↗ · Introducing OpenAI: launch date, organization and founding group.
OpenAI announces $40 billion of funding at a $300 billion post-money valuation and a partnership with SoftBank Group.
Source ↗OpenAI reports $122 billion in committed capital at an $852 billion post-money company valuation.
Source ↗Historical context reviewed Sep 19, 2026. Business milestones are separate from the financial observations used by the calculator.
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| Period | Valuation multiple | Illustrated amount | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 2024 → March 2025 announced valuations | 1.91× | $19,108.28 | Choose this period above ↑ |
| October 2024 → March 2026 announced valuations | 5.43× | $54,267.52 | Choose this period above ↑ |
| March 2025 → March 2026 announced valuations | 2.84× | $28,400.00 | Choose this period above ↑ |
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This workbench compares OpenAI’s announced $157 billion post-money valuation in October 2024 with its announced $300 billion valuation in March 2025. They are selected historical funding milestones, not a claim about the latest valuation.
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Supporting observations: October funding ↓March funding announcement ↓
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Review dates describe our research. They do not turn historical prices into current quotes.Announcement date
$157B USD
Post-money company valuation
Issuer reported $6.6B raised. Share-class and capitalization comparability are not verified.
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Announcement date
$300B USD
Announced post-money company valuation
Issuer announced $40B in funding. Completion of all tranches is not established by this observation.
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Announcement date
$852B USD
Post-money company valuation
OpenAI reports a closed round with $122 billion in committed capital. Commitment, cash disbursement and shareholder proceeds are different; security rights are not assumed continuous across rounds.
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