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Investors reportedly lower Anthropic IPO valuation expectationsMachine translation

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A post citing WSJ says investors have cut their expected valuation for Anthropic’s IPO from about $2 trillion to $1.5 trillion, with some now seeing $1 trillion as more realistic. The post also says Anthropic’s business is still growing, so some investors want to see its results before assuming a valuation cut.

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《华尔街日报》:投资者已将对 Anthropic 首次公开募股的预期估值从约 2 万亿美元下调至 1.5 万亿美元,一些人现在认为 1 万亿美元更为现实。 中期选举之后,如今一切都取决于政治,而不是 Anthropic 自身的财务数据。 自民主党在中期选举中获胜以来,对数据中心建设暂停令的担忧引发了美国股市 3.2 万亿美元的抛售。 Anthropic 的业务仍在增长,截至 10 月底,其年化营收超过 800 亿美元,因此一些投资者希望先看到这些业绩,再认定估值会下调。 鉴于 Anthropic 在 9 月 30 日持有 1466 亿美元现金,即使募资规模缩小至约 800 亿美元,其现金总额仍将超过 2000 亿美元。 OpenAI 融资不力也指向同一趋势:按 1.25 万亿美元估值计算,它在 300 亿美元的目标融资额中已筹得 110 亿美元,低于其最初寻求的估值。 由于 Google、Amazon 和 Nvidia 与 Anthropic 的业务关系密切,首次公开募股延期或重新定价可能影响远不止 Anthropic 一家的估值。
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WSJ: Investors have cut their expected Anthropic IPO valuation from about $2T to $1.5T, and some now say $1T is more realistic. Its all about politics now after the midterm, rather than Anthropic’s own numbers. Since midterm wins by democrats, the fear of data center moratoriums triggered a $3.2T selloff in US stocks. Anthropic’s business is still growing, with its run rate above $80B at the end of October, so some investors want those results before assuming a cut. Even a smaller raise of about $80B would leave Anthropic with more than $200B in cash, given the $146.6B it held on September 30. OpenAI’s weak fundraising points the same way: it has raised $11B of a $30B target at a $1.25T valuation, below what it first sought. Because Google, Amazon and Nvidia are closely tied to Anthropic’s business, a delayed or repriced IPO could hurt valuations well beyond Anthropic.

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