Frankfurt (Reuters)-Artificial Intelligent-based German developer Deepl is considering an initial public offering in the United States, Bloomberg News said on Thursday, citing people familiar with the subject.
The colony -based startup did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Deepl maintained preliminary conversations with possible consultants about a listing in the United States next year, Bloomberg said, also citing some of its sources that they said it could seek an assessment of up to $ 5 billion.
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The company said in May last year that it was valued at $ 2 billion in a round of financing.
David Parry-Jones, one of Deepl’s directors, told Reuters in May that the company was seeking to make raids on the US market due to considerable growth opportunities and had opened an office there in 2024.
At the time, he added that the company has over 200,000 business customers and millions of paying daily and non -paying users.
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(Report by Ludwig Burger, Alexander Huebner and Hakan Ersen)
