Anthropic prepara su salida a Bolsa para finales de noviembre

Anthropic, a leading AI company, is preparing to debut on the stock market ahead of Thanksgiving on Wednesday, November 25, according to Bloomberg. The plans for Anthropic to go public are becoming clearer, with the intention to start trading before the end of November. Bloomberg reports that the AI firm could begin formal market trading as early as November 9, with initial trading scheduled to commence before the month ends.

The technological company aims for November 26, the day before Thanksgiving, a U.S. holiday that typically halts merger and acquisition activities in the days leading up to and following the celebration. If these plans fall through, Anthropic will still go public before the end of 2026. The cost of becoming one of the top AI companies and joining the exchange is costing millions of dollars to Anthropic.

According to a filing for its IPO, the company led by Dario Amodei reported a net loss of $42 billion in 2025 and plans to spend $518 billion on cloud, compute, and infrastructure obligations in the coming years, as reported by Reuters. Revenue for the company tripled in 2025, reaching nearly $4.6 billion even as the company lost over $8 billion in operating terms.

In the public offering, likely to take place before the end of the year, the company could reach a valuation of over $2 trillion, more than double the amount reached in its last funding round in May and surpassing OpenAI's $1.78 trillion valuation reached in June. The IPO would allow Anthropic to capitalize on the rapid surge of the AI company in its brief 5 years of existence to establish itself as a leader in this technology on Wall Street before OpenAI's IPO.

Anthropic's IPO comes at a complex time due to doubts about the safety of this technology. The company's CEO published an essay in September on his blog arguing for a need to slow down the pace of advancement of new AI models. OpenAI, Anthropic's main competitor, and Elon Musk supported Amodei's argument and this same week AI leaders met with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss AI regulatory self-regulation.

The doubts about whether it is possible to slow down the race of artificial intelligence, combined with constant reports of autonomous actions by these companies accessing businesses or public services, will be the breeding ground in which Anthropic has to move these weeks before its initial public offering.