Anthropic Aims to Raise Up to $64 Billion in IPO
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American technology company Anthropic plans to go public and aims to raise up to $64.4 billion from the sale of shares. The company, which is behind the Claude chatbot, announced this intention in documents filed with regulators. It plans to offer shares on the Nasdaq exchange in New York. hnonline.sk ↗
In its planned IPO, Anthropic could achieve a valuation of approximately $1.4 trillion. This figure is lower than earlier estimates the company was reportedly considering. Nevertheless, it would be one of the largest public offerings in the technology sector. Le Figaro ↗
In addition to the public sale of shares, Anthropic also wants to raise funds through separate private investments. The company also remains unprofitable, which increases the significance of the planned IPO for both investors and the entire artificial intelligence market. Trend ↗
According to published data, the volume of the planned issuance would not break the record set by SpaceX during its IPO. Nevertheless, it would represent a significant test of investor interest in companies developing artificial intelligence technologies. NOS ↗
Anthropic's planned IPO could show how the market values the sector's further growth at a time of heightened attention around chatbots and language models. The company has not yet announced the exact date when trading in its shares will begin. BBC News ↗
In its planned IPO, Anthropic could achieve a valuation of approximately $1.4 trillion. This figure is lower than earlier estimates the company was reportedly considering. Nevertheless, it would be one of the largest public offerings in the technology sector. Le Figaro ↗
In addition to the public sale of shares, Anthropic also wants to raise funds through separate private investments. The company also remains unprofitable, which increases the significance of the planned IPO for both investors and the entire artificial intelligence market. Trend ↗
According to published data, the volume of the planned issuance would not break the record set by SpaceX during its IPO. Nevertheless, it would represent a significant test of investor interest in companies developing artificial intelligence technologies. NOS ↗
Anthropic's planned IPO could show how the market values the sector's further growth at a time of heightened attention around chatbots and language models. The company has not yet announced the exact date when trading in its shares will begin. BBC News ↗
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