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Anthropic values itself at $1.4T ahead of IPO
The AI company behind Claude will sell shares at $70 to $78 and could go public as early as next week, though it reported an $80.7 billion net loss in the first half of 2026.
In brief
The AI company behind Claude will sell shares at $70 to $78 and could go public as early as next week, though it reported an $80.7 billion net loss in the first half of 2026. Anthropic filed to go public at a valuation up to one point four trillion dollars, down from previous two trillion dollar estimates, despite…
Anthropic sets IPO price range
Anthropic will sell shares at a range of seventy to seventy eight dollars in its upcoming IPO, according to a new Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Valuation lower than previous estimates
The AI company is valuing itself at up to one point four trillion dollars, lower than some previous estimates of two trillion dollars. It will trade under the ticker symbol ANT.
IPO could happen next week

Anthropic could go public as early as next week, according to some reports. The company will offer eight hundred twenty five million shares.
Strong revenue, massive losses
Anthropic earned sixteen point three billion dollars in revenue over the first six months of twenty twenty six, growing nearly fourteen fold from a year earlier.
AI security incidents raise concerns
Public concern over possible risks posed by AI has grown in recent months, resulting in part from AI related security incidents disclosed by Anthropic and the high profile resignation of a researcher at the company.
Ninety pages devoted to risks
Of Anthropic's roughly three hundred page SEC filing, about ninety pages are devoted to possible scenarios that could adversely affect its reputation, business, financial condition and results of operations.
Company acknowledges safeguard limits
Anthropic said it has deployed safeguards to detect and block misuse of its AI models, but conceded that such safeguards are incomplete, may be outdated, have been circumvented, or may fail to operate as intended.
“such safeguards are incomplete, may be outdated in light of evolving threat models, have been and may in the future again be circumvented, or may fail to operate as intended.”
The main idea
Anthropic filed to go public at a valuation up to one point four trillion dollars, down from previous two trillion dollar estimates, despite reporting massive losses alongside strong revenue growth.





