Anthropic on Monday submitted a confidential IPO prospectus to the Securities and Exchange Commission, kicking off a process that could end with one of the biggest public listings in market history. “This gives us the option to go public after the SEC completes its review,”…
thropic said in a statement. “The proposed initial public offering will depend on market conditions and other factors.” The number of shares to be offered and a price have not yet been set, the company said. The filing comes as Anthropic has seen a surge in demand for its AI products
A revenue run rate of $47 billion, disclosed by the company in May, marks a dramatic jump from the $10 billion in annual revenue it posted the prior year. A $65 billion fundraise completed last week put Anthropic’s valuation at $965 billion, edging out OpenAI, whose most recent valuation stood at $852 billion as of late March, according to CNBC. The company’s flagship products are built on its Claude family of AI models, which underpin tools like the coding assistant Claude Code.
A new model released this year, Claude Mythos Preview, generated significant interest in financial and government circles; the model, which carries advanced cybersecurity capabilities, was made available to select companies through a program Anthropic calls Project Glasswing. OpenAI, Anthropic’s longest-standing competitor, is also working toward a Wall Street debut, with reports indicating it plans to submit its own confidential filing in the coming weeks and aims to list before year’s end, according to Bloomberg. SpaceX, meanwhile, has moved further along in the process, with its prospectus already on file and an investor roadshow scheduled this week ahead of a planned market debut next week, according to CNBC.