OpenAI’s quarterly revenue reportedly reached $10 billion
Private figures described in multiple reports put OpenAI’s third-quarter revenue at about $10 billion, while a reported $10.9 billion operating loss showed that rapid sales growth had not produced profitability.
OpenAI generated about $10 billion in revenue during the three months ending in September, according to private figures shared with investors and described in multiple reports. The reported total marked the company’s first $10 billion quarter, up nearly 50% from the previous quarter.
Revenue was also reported at almost three times its level in the same period a year earlier. That comparison reflects money generated during the quarter, not annualized revenue run rate, which extrapolates recent sales over a full year. A November investor briefing put OpenAI’s annualized revenue run rate at approximately $50 billion at the end of September.
That growth did not make OpenAI profitable. Reports based on investor disclosures put the company’s operating loss at about $10.9 billion for the quarter. Its adjusted operating margin was reported at negative 109%, better than negative 150% in the previous quarter but still an indication that expenses exceeded revenue.
The figures also add financial context to OpenAI’s reported fundraising target. Revenue growth measures sales; operating profit or loss shows whether operating revenue exceeded operating expenses.
Because OpenAI is privately held, the quarterly revenue, loss and margin figures do not come from a public financial filing. The company has not released a quarterly financial statement or investor-call transcript establishing the accounting basis behind the reported numbers.
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