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Anthropic stock listing: Target price range hints at valuation lower than rumored reports as IPO date nears

Rumors have spread for months that Anthropic’s IPO valuation could reach the head-spinning sum of $2 trillion . In reality, the creator of Claude is looking at a valuation range of $1 trillion to $1.4 trillion, according to a range of analyses. On Tuesday, Anthropic’s updated Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing provided the clearest look yet at what its IPO will look like. The AI…

Anthropic stock listing: Target price range hints at valuation lower than rumored reports as IPO date nears

Rumors have circulated for months regarding Anthropic's potential IPO valuation, with some speculating a staggering $2 trillion. However, recent analyses suggest a more modest range of $1 trillion to $1.4 trillion. Anthropic's updated SEC filing revealed on Tuesday that the AI company plans to offer 825 million shares of Class A common stock, priced at an estimated $70 to $78 per share.

The company is selling 801 million shares, while its selling stockholders offer another 23.6 million shares. Additionally, Anthropic is providing Class N common stock through a private placement to various tech giants, including Google, Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, Micron Technology, Microsoft, and TSMC Partners. Google and Nvidia will purchase 135,135,135 shares each, totaling approximately $10 million.

The private placement is expected to be worth around $26 billion, with the IPO potentially raising up to $64.35 billion in total. While the exact IPO date remains uncertain, it is anticipated to occur in mid-November, with the company applying for listing on Nasdaq under the ticker "ANT". Despite recent growth slowing down, Anthropic's IPO remains a significant event, potentially ranking among the largest ever, although it falls short of SpaceX's record-breaking $1.77 trillion listing.

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