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Anthropic says it plans to raise $64.4bn through its proposed Wall Street listing, with a potential valuation of up to about $1tn.
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Anthropic plans to raise $64.4bn (£57.4bn) in a share sale when it lists on Wall Street, according to new documents filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The proposed fundraising would come close to the $75bn raised by SpaceX in its June listing, the current record cited in the report.
The maker of the Claude chatbot is offering shares at $70 to $78 apiece. The filing covers 801.4 million shares from Anthropic and 23.6 million from investors. Based on the number of shares outstanding in the filing, the company could be valued at up to about $1tn.
Anthropic filed for a US listing last month and could go public later this year. Its earlier public filing was a step towards a possible listing, but did not set a fundraising target or valuation.
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