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KI: Anthropic kann bei IPO wohl mit Zwei-Billionen-Bewertung rechnen

Das rasante Wachstum der KI-Firma hört nicht auf: Einem Medienbericht zufolge halten Investoren von Anthropic einen erneuten Bewertungsprung für möglich – innerhalb weniger Monate.

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KI: Anthropic kann bei IPO wohl mit Zwei-Billionen-Bewertung rechnen

Anthropic, the AI company, could be poised for a $2 trillion IPO according to a report by the Financial Times. This would surpass even SpaceX, the rocket firm founded by Elon Musk, which made its debut on the stock market in the spring and now holds the title of the largest IPO in history. The newspaper cites conversations with Anthropic investors who expect a valuation of $2 trillion at the time of the October IPO.

The reason for this prediction is the significant increase in revenue generated by the company's AI models and applications. By the end of 2026, the company anticipates an annualized revenue of $100 to $120 billion. Due to its rapid growth, Anthropic often discloses its business figures on an annualized basis, as if the current revenue had been sustained throughout the entire year.

By the end of 2025, the revenue had already reached nearly $10 billion, indicating that the company's revenue would have grown twentyfold. A valuation of $2 trillion would then equate to twenty times the annual revenue.

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