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Anthropic's net loss in the first half reached 80.7 billion dollars, according to the prospectus.

Translated title. Original: La perte nette d'Anthropic au premier semestre atteint 80,7 milliards de dollars, selon le dossier d'introduction en bourse.

Anthropic reports a net loss of $80.7 billion for the first half of 2026, up from $13 billion a year earlier, according to a draft IPO prospectus cited by The Wall Street Journal and Reuters.

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Anthropic’s expected offering could raise up to $64.4 billion at the top of its pricing range, alongside a $26 billion private placement. The figures imply a valuation of about $1 trillion based on outstanding shares, or up to $1.4 trillion fully diluted.

Anthropic swings back to operating loss as $895 billion compute bill looms over IPO | Euronews

Anthropic reported high quarterly revenue but posted an operating loss, driven by large computing commitments and non-cash charges, ahead of an anticipated Nasdaq IPO. The company warned about potential revenue impact from usage restrictions and outlined substantial long-term commitments that could influence valuation ahead of going public.

Anthropic IPO: $70 to $78 per share

Translated title. Original: Anthropic Börsengang: 70 bis 78 Dollar je Aktie

Anthropic’s revised IPO filing sets a price range of $70 to $78 per share and describes an offering of about 825 million shares, valuing the company at up to roughly $1 trillion. The filing also outlines a $26 billion share placement for major technology companies, retail subscription routes, voting control, and shareholder lock-up periods.

Inside Alphabet's Share-Repurchase Ledger, Class C Shows Up More Often

Alphabet's repurchase activity shows Class C often leads Class A in dollar value, but authorizations count, not certainty. The 2025 authorization of $70B leaves $69.5B available, with no recent repurchases as of mid-2026; filings emphasize that purchases are discretionary and timing depends on conditions and opportunities.

Anthropic Sets a Price Range for Its Blockbuster IPO - Business Insider

Anthropic set a $70-to-$78 share price range for its proposed IPO, which could raise up to about $90 billion and value the company at roughly $1 trillion. Its filings also report large losses, rising revenue, and $895 billion in committed compute and infrastructure spending.

Demand for Anthropic shares is six times the supply ahead of its IPO.

Translated title. Original: La demanda de acciones de Anthropic multiplica por seis la oferta ante su salida a Bolsa

Anthropic’s planned IPO has reportedly drawn six times more demand than the shares available, with the company offering 825 million shares at $70–$78 each. Nvidia has agreed to invest $10 billion in a related private placement, while the IPO date remains unconfirmed.

Anthropic launches roadshow for proposed initial public offering \ Anthropic

Anthropic has begun the roadshow for a proposed IPO of 825 million Class A shares, with an expected price of $70 to $78 per share. The company applied to list the shares on Nasdaq under the symbol ANT; the offering remains subject to an effective SEC registration statement.

Anthropic is finalizing its IPO for November 19.

Translated title. Original: Anthropic ultima su salida a bolsa para el 19 de noviembre

Anthropic is preparing an IPO that could begin trading on November 19, with shares priced at $70 to $78 and a potential raise of up to $64.35 billion. Seven technology companies have separately agreed to buy $26 billion in Anthropic shares through a private placement.

Eric Schmidt owns 1% of Anthropic ahead of its planned IPO

Eric Schmidt reportedly owns about 1% of Anthropic, with potential large payouts if the startup IPOs. His early investment dates to Anthropic's 2021 Series A. Valuation estimates vary, with Bloomberg and Reuters noting targets around $1.5–2 trillion and possible year-end trading. Major backers include Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, and Microsoft.