AI safety and research company developing reliable, interpretable and steerable artificial intelligence systems, including the Claude family of AI models.
Not yet announced
Expected price
$2.0T expected IPO valuation
Expected Market Value
Nasdaq or NYSE
Exchange (TBC)
Last updated: 24 September 2026. IPO terms, instrument availability and market data can change. Verify key details against the latest official announcement.
2021
Founded
$65 billion — Series H
Latest Funding
$965 billion
Latest private valuation
$2 trillion
Potential IPO valuation
$65 billion
Latest reported annualised revenue
Claude
Main product
Anthropic, PBC has confidentially submitted a draft registration statement on Form S-1 to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on June 1, 2026, for a proposed initial public offering of its common stock. The company has not yet publicly disclosed the number of shares to be offered, IPO price range, final valuation, ticker symbol, exchange or confirmed listing date. The IPO remains subject to SEC review and market conditions.
Current reports indicate that Anthropic is targeting a potential IPO in October 2026, with the public prospectus potentially becoming available in late September. The offering could raise as much as approximately $100 billion and potentially value Anthropic at around $2 trillion, although these figures are preliminary and have not been confirmed by Anthropic.
Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Citigroup are among the banks working on the offering. Morgan Stanley is reportedly expected to have the lead-left role, while Goldman Sachs is expected to have a senior stabilization role. Barclays is also expected to participate.
Anthropic's latest private financing round was a $65 billion Series H completed in May 2026 at a post-money valuation of approximately $965 billion. The company has not yet disclosed public IPO financial statements because its S-1 remains confidential.
| Field | Details | Information |
|---|---|---|
| ISO 27001 | Information Security Management | Anthropic is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, covering its information-security management system. (Claude) |
| ISO 42001 | AI Management System | Anthropic is certified to ISO/IEC 42001:2023, covering AI governance and responsible AI management. (Anthropic) |
| Certification Body | Independent certification | Anthropic's ISO 42001 certification was issued by Schellman Compliance, LLC, an accredited certification body. (Anthropic) |
| ISO 42001 Scope | AI research, development & services | The certification covers Anthropic's AI management system supporting AI research & development and AI services, including its roles as AI producer, developer, and product/service provider. (Amazon Web Services, Inc.) |
| Certificate Number | ISO 42001 registration | Anthropic's ISO 42001 certificate lists Certificate No. 1806475-1. (Amazon Web Services, Inc.) |
| ISO 42001 Certification Date | Initial certification | The certification decision for ISO/IEC 42001 was made on January 6, 2025. (Amazon Web Services, Inc.) |
| Compliance Documentation | Trust Center | Anthropic provides its ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 certificates and related compliance documentation through its Trust Center. (Claude) |
Anthropic is not a single-product company. The listing consolidates three reported business segments, each with its own addressable market.
Post-money valuation from Series H
965
billion USD
Reported potential public-market valuation
2
trillion USD
Annualised revenue
65
billion USD
Anthropic isn't a company betting on a single product. It's one of the most heavily backed private companies in history, and its Claude models are already reported to be in use across a large share of the world's biggest firms.
Reported investors: Amazon and Alphabet (Google) are its largest backers and strategic cloud partners, alongside reported investment from Microsoft, Nvidia, and leading funds including Sequoia, GIC, Coatue and ICONIQ. Its May 2026 Series H reportedly valued the company at around $965 billion.
Reported customer base: 300,000+ business customers, with press reports citing 8 of the Fortune 10 and roughly 70% of the Fortune 100 among Claude users. Named enterprise users reported in the press include Netflix, Spotify, Salesforce, KPMG and Deloitte.
All figures are reported and preliminary, drawn from public and third-party sources, and subject to change. Verify against official issuer disclosures before the listing.
The Anthropic is one of the most closely watched listings of the year. Here are 6 reasons Not yet disclosed stands out:
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Anthropic’s potential IPO could become one of the largest AI listings ever, giving public investors a major benchmark for valuing frontier AI companies.
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The IPO will test whether Anthropic’s rapid revenue growth can justify the enormous costs of computing, infrastructure and AI development.
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Reports suggest Anthropic could target a valuation around $2 trillion, making investor expectations and execution especially important.
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Going public would provide investors with much greater visibility into Anthropic’s revenue, expenses, growth and financial performance than is available as a private company.
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A successful Anthropic IPO could influence how markets value other frontier AI companies, including competitors preparing for potential public listings.
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Anthropic’s unusual public-benefit governance structure will face a major test as the company balances its AI-safety mission with public-market expectations.
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Summary only. The official risk factors and terms in Anthropic's offering document prevail in all cases.
A potential valuation near $2 trillion creates high expectations. Any slowdown in revenue growth or weaker-than-expected IPO demand could cause significant share-price volatility
Anthropic requires enormous amounts of computing power and infrastructure. Rising AI infrastructure costs could pressure margins and delay profitability.
Anthropic faces strong competition from OpenAI, Google, Meta and other AI developers. Rapid advances in AI could reduce Claude’s pricing power or market share.
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