ElevenLabs, an AI voice startup, is aiming for an initial public offering (IPO) within the next 2 to 3 years, as stated by CEO Mati Staniszewski. The company, recently valued at $11 billion and which achieved over $330 million in annual recurring revenue in January, is also considering a dual listing that may include both NASDAQ and the Warsaw Stock Exchange. This move to prepare for an IPO follows a successful Series D funding round led by Sequoia Capital, with support from notable investors like Andreessen Horowitz and Nvidia, highlighting strong confidence in the AI voice sector and in bolstering the development of Polish technology firms.
ElevenLabs: ElevenLabs is a software company specializing in natural-sounding speech synthesis using deep learning, offering tools for voice generation, cloning, dubbing, transcription, music, sound effects, and speech-to-speech applications. The platform enables lifelike AI voices for podcasts, audiobooks, enterprise solutions, and creative workflows across multiple languages. Recently, its CEO announced at a capital market conference that the company aims to be IPO-ready within two to three years, potentially pursuing a dual listing including the Warsaw Stock Exchange to support Polish tech innovation.
Mati Staniszewski: Mati Staniszewski is the co-founder and CEO of ElevenLabs, leading the AI voice platform founded with Piotr Dabkowski. He drives the company’s advancements in realistic AI audio technologies for global creators and enterprises. At the recent Capital Market Conference in Bukowina Tatrzanska, he outlined the firm’s IPO timeline of two to three years and interest in a dual listing with Warsaw to emphasize its Polish roots.
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Source: wallstengine
