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WSJ: Major investors seek a $1.5T–$1.6T valuation for Anthropic’s IPOMachine translation

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The Wall Street Journal reports that major investors want Anthropic’s IPO priced below the nearly $2T valuation discussed for months. Its amended prospectus shows Q3 revenue rose to $17B from $11.6B, but expenses grew faster, turning a $974M operating profit into a loss; commitments total about $895.4B, almost all for compute and infrastructure.

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WSJ: Big investors want Anthropic’s IPO priced at $1.5T to $1.6T, below the nearly $2T discussed for months.

Some floated $1.5T after its October investor day, and last week’s double-digit falls in Alphabet and Intel hardened that view.

specially after Anthropic's amended prospectus that shows Q3 revenue of $17B, up from $11.6B, but expenses rose faster, turning a $974M operating profit into an operating loss.

That loss stems mainly from $5B of compute bought on short-term terms, which costs significantly more than multiyear contracts.

The longer-term bill is far larger: commitments total about $895.4B, almost all for compute and infrastructure, with $447.5B expected before 2031.

Some investors trust finance chief Krishna Rao to price low enough for a first-day jump that could lift a $1.5T debut to $2T.

Source: Rohan Paul · x.com

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