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Anthropic sets a $70 to $78 share price range for its stock market debut

The AI company's filing says it will sell 825 million shares on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT, with a debut reportedly planned for Nov. 19 or 20.

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Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude chatbot, set terms for its initial public offering in a regulatory filing on Tuesday. It plans to sell 825 million shares on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT, priced from $70 to $78 each. The Boston Globe and The Journal put the valuation it seeks at about $1.3 trillion, while Yahoo News and Forbes say roughly $1.4 trillion.

Investors including Broadcom, Google and Nvidia have agreed to buy shares at the IPO price in a separate deal, according to Business Insider and Yahoo News. Business Insider says that with those purchases included, the sale could become the largest public offering ever, ahead of SpaceX's IPO in June. The Wall Street Journal reported that trading could begin on Nov. 19 or Nov. 20.

Anthropic is loss-making and has not yet turned a profit. The BBC reports that the Nasdaq fell sharply after the US elections, on concerns that a Democrat-led could slow AI development and data center construction. Yahoo News, citing Bloomberg, says prospective buyers discussed a lower valuation after the market turmoil.

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Liberal10 outlets

Record-scale IPO pushing ahead despite AI market jitters

Yahoo News leads with a valuation of roughly $1.4 trillion and a debut reportedly set for Nov. 19 or 20. It details the $26 billion from Nvidia, Microsoft, Google and others, and cites Bloomberg on buyers discussing a lower valuation of $1.2 trillion to $1.3 trillion. The Boston Globe puts the target at about $1.3 trillion, says the deal could become the biggest IPO ever and notes the company "has yet to turn a profit."

It also recounts CEO Dario Amodei's September warning about the pace of AI development. Business Insider stresses scale: up to about $90 billion with the $26 billion investor deal, set against SpaceX's $75 billion initially raised. It reports a net loss of about $42 billion in 2025 on $4.6 billion in revenue.

Semafor frames the IPO as pushing ahead despite a selloff, citing the Wall Street Journal on a debut planned for late the following week, and pointing to TSMC's announced 60% revenue jump as a sign of persistent chip demand.

Center5 outlets

IPO as a test of AI investor nerves

BBC News leads with Anthropic planning to raise up to $64bn when it lists on New York's Nasdaq, with shares offered at $70 to $78 each. It describes Anthropic as loss-making and sets the listing against a volatile moment for AI businesses: the Nasdaq fell sharply after the US midterm elections on concerns that a Democrat-led Congress could slow the technology and its data centres, and there are wider fears about whether AI spending will pay off. The BBC quotes Fiona Cincotta, a senior market analyst at City Index, who told Reuters the amount is "fairly bullish" and shows the company is "upbeat" about AI.

Forbes highlights a $1.4 trillion valuation goal for the "highly anticipated" IPO, stating that the Claude maker plans to offer 825 million shares priced between $70 and $78 each. The Wall Street Journal reports that Anthropic will seek a $1.3 trillion valuation and describes the debut as a "litmus test" for investors nervous about AI stocks.

Conservative4 outlets

Anthropic's roughly $1.3 trillion IPO valuation target

The Washington Times reports that Anthropic is aiming for a valuation of about $1.3 trillion in its IPO, amid new questions about how much money is going into AI.

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