Anthropic said Oct. 26 that it filed a registration statement for a proposed initial public offering, planning to list Class A shares on Nasdaq under the symbol ANT, according to the company’s announcement1.
The filing moves the AI company toward a public-market listing, which would let investors buy its shares if the offering proceeds. It does not yet authorize a sale: Anthropic said the registration statement has not become effective.
The filing is the formal step Anthropic has disclosed toward a public listing. If completed, the offering would give public-market investors a way to own shares in the company, which develops AI models. Anthropic said the offering would be made only through a prospectus, but has not determined the number of shares or the price range.
A post by @vorpal_onchain on X2 claimed the filing showed $16.3 billion in first-half revenue and an $80.7 billion net loss. The post did not link to or reproduce the filing. The filing text was not available in the materials reviewed, and Anthropic’s announcement contains no financial figures, leaving the claims unverified.