What is Anthropic worth, and what would an IPO price it at?
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What is Anthropic worth right now?
Anthropic's last priced round values it at $965B post-money; secondary trades imply $1.05–1.15T, but a secondary print is not a priced primary round.
The last priced round is the only figure set by investors with diligence access. Secondary trades imply more, but they are not a priced primary round, and a discussed IPO valuation has never been confirmed by the company.
Closed 28 May 2026, led by Altimeter, Dragoneer, Greenoaks and Sequoia.
Can I buy Anthropic stock today?
No — Anthropic is private, there is no ticker and no public S-1 on EDGAR, so the only routes today are accredited secondaries, private-market funds, or indirect exposure through Amazon and Alphabet.
Non-accredited retail investors currently have no direct route; indirect exposure runs through Amazon and Alphabet, and both are diluted by everything else those companies do.
When is the Anthropic IPO?
There is no announced IPO date: Anthropic confirmed a confidential draft registration statement in June 2026, and a public S-1 must appear on EDGAR at least 15 days before any roadshow.
Every step between a confidential draft and a first trade is dated on the timeline, and the EDGAR monitor at the top of this page re-checks for a public filing every five minutes.
THE IPO TIMELINE, STEP BY STEP →Who owns Anthropic?
Anthropic is owned by its founders and employees, Amazon and Alphabet as the two largest strategic investors, and a group of institutional funds; exact percentages are not public and will only be confirmed by the principal stockholders table in an S-1.
What is public is the shape of the register rather than the percentages: investment size, round and date per holder, plus the Long-Term Benefit Trust's governance rights.
WHO OWNS ANTHROPIC — THE CAP TABLE →Is it overvalued?
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A $2T listing requires revenue that no software company has ever reached
Chan Ahn of Tessera PE argues that $2T implies roughly $725B of revenue by 2036 at a 10 percent cost of capital, which is far beyond any precedent.
Revenue is compounding faster than any comparable enterprise software company
Annualised run-rate moved from about $9B at the end of 2025 to above $65B by the end of July 2026, and Q2 2026 produced the first adjusted operating profit.
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