Anthropic prepares its IPO and reveals its first financial figures

Anthropic prepares its IPO and reveals its first financial figures

TO artificial intelligence It is the order of the day, not only present on our mobile phones to make some adjustments automatically, but they are also a help tool for many professionals and creatives. With this trend on the rise, Anthropic wants to go publicfor which it has submitted an application on October 26 to list under the name of ANT.

Anthropic prepares its IPO with a valuation of up to $2 billion

At the moment there is no numerical data, although the Wall Street Journal predict what you can raise up to 100 billion dollarsto place yourself in a valuation of 1.5 or 2 billion dollars. If Anthropic achieves these numbers it would even surpass the recently launched SpaceX. Among those interested are known as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachswhich is said to begin negotiations on November 16.

This request has also released the first numbers of the company, which has losses of more than 80 billion dollars. Anthropic’s revenue for the first half of the year has been 16.3 billion dollarscompared to the 1,160 who entered in the same period last year. As we have mentioned, they also have losses of 80.7 billion, although there is an explanation.

Anthropic records 16.3 billion in income and losses of 80.7 billion

Until 72.4 billion of this debt belong to a non-monetary charge linked to the variable value of bonds and similar, so the effective debt is 693 million dollars. In favor of the company, Anthropic also says that they currently have more than 11,900 customers who consume at least $100,000 a year. It also has short-term investments worth 131.7 billion in cash.

Anthropic’s agreements with Google, Amazon and AMD

Anthropic has also signed important contracts with large technology companies, with up to 114.5 billion with Googleat least 110,000 with Amazon and a separate agreement to take over the AMD Instinct.

Anthropic has also reminded that these numbers are forward-looking and may not maintain profitability in the long term, a common warning in this type of situation.