Symbolic imageAnthropic sets IPO price range valuing it at up to $1.4tn
Anthropic published an updated prospectus on Tuesday, seeking up to $64.4bn in one of the largest stock listings ever. It offers 825 million shares at $70 to $78 each.
The updated prospectus, the first version of which dated from 26 October, now gives the size and valuation of the offering, Handelsblatt reports. Reuters calculations put the valuation at up to $1.02tn, or $1.4tn when all employee stakes are counted. Management began a global roadshow on Tuesday, 10 November, and the price is to be set next week. In the US the range is only a guide, so the final price can land above or below it. Handelsblatt notes lingering doubts over whether largely debt-financed AI investments will pay off, especially as interest rates rise.
TSMC backs AI listings
Nikkei Asia reports that TSMC has earmarked up to $1bn to buy shares in Anthropic and OpenAI. It calls this a rare move for a chipmaker that has seldom invested in clients, suppliers or ecosystem players.
Products and forecasts
Bloomberg reports that Anthropic unveiled office tools aimed at Microsoft ahead of the listing. The FT reports that Goldman Sachs expects Anthropic's revenue to exceed $600bn by 2030, while a Bloomberg headline cites $685bn.