
Claude maker's public S-1 reveals fast revenue growth, an $81 billion first-half loss and founder control; Nasdaq debut targeted for mid-November
SAN FRANCISCO — Anthropic made its registration statement public on October 26, proposing to list on the Nasdaq under the ticker ANT. CNN reported that trading could begin as soon as November 16. The filing leaves the share count and price range blank. Reports put the valuation at $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion, against $965 billion in its May private round. Anadolu reported first-half revenue of about $16.3 billion and a net loss near $81 billion, most of it from more than $72 billion in convertible-note revaluation charges. Seven founders would keep 50.1 percent of the vote through Class F shares. A Long-Term Benefit Trust would appoint most of the board. Axios noted the SpaceX listing set the size record earlier this year. Pricing depends on SEC review, a roadshow and market conditions during a tech selloff.
Why it mattersThe offering would be the first public listing of a leading frontier AI lab and a test of whether investors will pay trillion-dollar prices for AI companies that are losing money.

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