Corti's CEO just dropped some news on CNBC—the AI healthcare platform isn't hitting the public markets in 2026, despite speculation. The company's going public eventually, but they're taking their time. The timing remains unclear, but leadership is clearly being cautious about when and how they make the leap to public markets. For investors tracking AI healthcare plays, this is a reminder that unicorn IPO timelines are often fluid and strategic rather than set in stone.
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PoolJumper
· 8h ago
Coming back with this again? Promised the 2026 IPO, but now changing the story. These people really know how to keep investors on the hook.
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ForkTongue
· 10h ago
Yet again, another delay. These days, even unicorns have learned to stand people up.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 10h ago
Another old trick: "We will go public, but don't worry"... The financing circle loves this routine.
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GasWhisperer
· 10h ago
nah, corti's playing 4d chess while everyone's stuck on checkers. they know the market cycle better than most—this delay isn't caution, it's optimal execution timing. watched too many unicorns rush to IPO and bleed out in the mempool of public scrutiny. smart move tbh.
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FarmToRiches
· 10h ago
Still waiting, these days unicorns going public are all about playing "hesitation and acceptance"
Corti's CEO just dropped some news on CNBC—the AI healthcare platform isn't hitting the public markets in 2026, despite speculation. The company's going public eventually, but they're taking their time. The timing remains unclear, but leadership is clearly being cautious about when and how they make the leap to public markets. For investors tracking AI healthcare plays, this is a reminder that unicorn IPO timelines are often fluid and strategic rather than set in stone.