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Anthropic IPO valuation faces investor doubts as roadshow remains planned

Reuters reported that some investors still consider a $1.5 trillion valuation for Anthropic's IPO too high. Three prospective large investors want a lower valuation, with one suggesting it could be closer to $1 trillion. The Information reported that Anthropic still plans a roadshow next week and a listing in the week of November 16. Anthropic declined to comment on the valuation concerns.

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Anthropic IPO valuation faces investor doubts as roadshow remains planned

Reuters reported that some investors still consider a $1.5 trillion valuation for Anthropic's IPO too high. Three prospective large investors want a lower valuation, with one suggesting it could be closer to $1 trillion. The Information reported that Anthropic still plans a roadshow next week and a listing in the week of November 16. Anthropic declined to comment on the valuation concerns.

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

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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Anthropic IPO valuation faces investor doubts as roadshow remains planned

Reuters reported that some investors still consider a $1.5 trillion valuation for Anthropic's IPO too high. Three prospective large investors want a lower valuation, with one suggesting it could be closer to $1 trillion. The Information reported that Anthropic still plans a roadshow next week and a listing in the week of November 16. Anthropic declined to comment on the valuation concerns.

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Investors reportedly lower Anthropic IPO valuation expectations

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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Investors Lower Anthropic IPO Valuation Expectations; OpenAI Fundraising Trails Target

Citing the WSJ, the material says investors have lowered their expected Anthropic IPO valuation from about $2 trillion to $1.5 trillion, with some calling $1 trillion more realistic. OpenAI has raised $11 billion of a $30 billion target, while Anthropic’s business run rate remained above $80 billion at the end of October.

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Institutional investors lower their valuation expectations for Anthropic’s IPO

According to The Wall Street Journal, institutional investors planning to participate in Anthropic’s IPO have told the company and its advisers that its valuation should be $1.5 trillion to $1.6 trillion when it goes public later this month, down from earlier discussions of nearly $2 trillion. Anthropic has not finalized its valuation target or the number of shares to be sold.

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

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.