Anthropic Stock (ANT) and IPO: Price Range, Revenue, Losses and News, Tracked

Ticker hub · Anthropic, PBC (proposed NASDAQ: ANT) · Updated 15 NOVEMBER 2026

$70–$78IPO price range (S-1/A, 10 Nov 2026)
$968BCompany worth at the $74 midpoint ($916B to $1.02T across the range, our arithmetic)
18 NovExpected pricing, US evening (19 Nov, Japan time)
$17.0BRevenue, Q3 2026 (+1,127% on a year)
$81BRun-rate revenue (31 Oct 2026, company metric)
−$104.0BNet loss, first 9 months of 2026 ($94.3B of it non-cash revaluation)

Anthropic in one paragraph: Anthropic, the maker of Claude, is a public benefit corporation that has applied to list on Nasdaq as ANT. Its latest filing, the S-1/A of 10 November 2026, offers 825 million Class A shares at $70 to $78, which puts the company at about $968 billion at the midpoint (our arithmetic). Revenue was $17.0 billion in the three months to 30 September 2026, up 1,127% on a year, and its run-rate reached about $81 billion on 31 October. It lost $104.0 billion in the first nine months of 2026, but $94.3 billion of that was a non-cash revaluation of convertible notes and similar instruments; the operating result swung from a $974 million profit in Q2 to a $567 million loss in Q3. It has committed about $900.9 billion of future spending, mostly compute, and after the IPO a founders’ LLC will hold 50.1% of the vote.

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Anthropic quarterly revenue from $376M in Q1 2025 to $17.0B in Q3 2026, with operating income or loss under each quarter
Quarterly revenue from the S-1/A of 10 November 2026. Free to share with a link to this page.

Anthropic IPO: what to watch

Pricing expected 18 November 2026US evening; the Japan offering document assumes 19 November, Japan time, within a window that runs to April 2027
$70–$78Price range per Class A share
825MShares offered, plus a 123.75M option
$26.0BPlacement with 7 chip and cloud suppliers
  1. Where it prices against $70 to $78. At the range, Anthropic is worth $916B to $1.02T on the 13.09 billion shares the S-1/A says will be outstanding (our arithmetic). Each $1.00 on the price moves the cash raised by about $793 million.
  2. The suppliers buying in. Google and NVIDIA put in $10.0B each, AMD $2.5B, Broadcom, Micron and Microsoft $1.0B each and TSMC $500M, all at the IPO price, in non-voting Class N shares that are not locked up.
  3. The lock-up. Holders of about 15.5 billion shares are restricted for up to 180 days, co-founders and holders above 0.5% for up to 365 days. 3.6 billion shares can become eligible earlier, including up to 10% of non-founder insiders’ shares from the first trading day.
  4. Retail and overseas demand. Anthropic expects retail investors to get up to 20% of the shares offered; the Japan offering alone is US$3.0B to US$3.5B.
  5. The final prospectus. The 424B4 filing carries the final price, share count and proceeds. As of 15 November EDGAR shows none yet; we update this hub when it lands.

Range, shares, placement and lock-up from the S-1/A of 10 November 2026; pricing date from the Japan amendment filed with the SEC on 12 November. Lead underwriters: Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

Latest from our newsroom

Following the deal live: the newsroom’s Anthropic IPO map · all AI news

Anthropic trackers, from the S-1/A

Each chart is rebuilt from Anthropic’s SEC filings. Anthropic reports on calendar quarters. When the final prospectus lands, the offering figures switch from the range to the final price.

Revenue, costs and losses by quarter

QuarterRevenueComputeOperatingRevaluationNet loss
Q1 2025quarter to Mar$376M$944M−$935M−$5.7B−$6.6B
Q2 2025quarter to Jun$787M$1.4B−$1.2B−$5.2B−$6.4B
Q3 2025quarter to Sep$1.4B$2.0B−$3.1B−$9.2B−$12.1B
Q4 2025quarter to Dec$2.0B$2.9B−$2.8B−$14.2B−$16.9B
Q1 2026quarter to Mar$4.7B$3.4B−$1.7B−$12.8B−$14.4B
Q2 2026quarter to Jun$11.6B$5.6B$974M−$59.6B−$66.3B
Q3 2026quarter to Sep$17.0B$9.9B−$567M−$21.9B−$23.3B

From the S-1/A quarterly statements of operations. Compute = compute and infrastructure expenses; operating = operating income or loss; revaluation = the change in the carrying amount of convertible notes, derivative liabilities and SAFEs, marked to the company’s rising valuation.

Anthropic net loss per quarter from $6.6B in Q1 2025 to $66.3B in Q2 2026 and $23.3B in Q3 2026, with the non-cash revaluation charge inside each
The non-cash revaluation charge grows with the company’s valuation: it was $59.6B of the $66.3B loss in Q2 2026. Adjusted operating income was $4.1B in the first nine months of 2026, a 12% margin (company measure).

Commitments and cash

Anthropic commitments of $900.9B, $451.6B of them by 2030, against $131.8B of cash at 30 September 2026 and $212.7B pro forma after the IPO; $70.7B due in the next 12 months
Commitments run to 2045. The contractual obligations already on the books at 30 September total $320.0B, rising from $29.2B in 2027 to $47.8B in 2029. Net proceeds are about $84.6B at $74.

Customer concentration

Share of Anthropic revenue outside its top five customers: 64% in Q1 2026 and 79% in Q3 2026
No customer was above 10% of revenue in the first nine months of 2026, and the top five were about 25%. Customers paying $100,000 or more a year grew from more than 950 to more than 11,900 in twelve months.

Who controls Anthropic

After the IPO, Class A is 56.8% of Anthropic's shares and Class N 43.2% with no vote; the single Class F share held by the Founder LLC carries 50.1% of the vote
The Long-Term Benefit Trust holds the one Class T share and elects a majority of the board, so Anthropic will be a Nasdaq “controlled company”. Co-founders hold about 61.3% of the vote including the Founder LLC.

From private rounds to the IPO range

Price per Anthropic common-share equivalent: Series E $5.61, F $14.10, G $25.91, H $58.90, against the $70 to $78 IPO range
Series H closed at $965B post-money in May 2026; $968B at the midpoint uses a different share count, so the two are not a like-for-like gain.

Every Anthropic story in our newsroom

Newest first, grouped by theme. 273 recent pieces whose headline names Anthropic, Claude or Dario Amodei.

Deep dives

All our Anthropic pages

Anthropic stock and IPO FAQ

When is the Anthropic IPO?

Pricing is expected on the evening of 18 November 2026 in New York. The Japan offering document filed with the SEC on 12 November assumes a pricing date of 19 November, Japan time, within a window that runs to April 2027. The date is final only when the final prospectus (424B4) is filed.

What is the Anthropic IPO price range?

$70 to $78 a share for 825 million Class A shares (801,351,354 from Anthropic, 23,648,646 from selling stockholders), with an option for 123,750,000 more. That is $57.75B to $64.35B before the option (our arithmetic).

What will Anthropic’s ticker be?

ANT, on the Nasdaq Global Select Market, according to the S-1/A.

How much is Anthropic worth at the IPO?

About $916 billion at $70, $968 billion at the $74 midpoint and $1.02 trillion at $78, on the 13,086,672,593 shares the S-1/A expects after the offering and placement (our arithmetic). The Series H round in May 2026 was at $965 billion post-money, on a different share basis.

How much revenue does Anthropic make?

$17.0 billion in the third quarter of 2026 and $33.2 billion in the first nine months, against $4.6 billion in all of 2025. Its run-rate revenue, a company metric, was about $81 billion on 31 October 2026.

Is Anthropic profitable?

Not on a net basis: the net loss was $104.0 billion in the first nine months of 2026, of which $94.3 billion was a non-cash revaluation of convertible notes and similar instruments. Operating income was $974 million in Q2 2026, then a $567 million operating loss in Q3 after $5.0 billion of short-term compute and $2.0 billion of donation-matching charges.

Who controls Anthropic after the IPO?

The Founder LLC’s single Class F share carries 50.1% of the vote on most matters, the Long-Term Benefit Trust elects a majority of the board, and the Class N shares bought by the suppliers carry no vote.

Who is buying in the private placement?

Google and NVIDIA ($10.0 billion each), AMD ($2.5 billion), Broadcom, Micron and Microsoft ($1.0 billion each) and TSMC ($500 million): $26.0 billion of Class N stock at the IPO price, with no underwriting discount.

Sources and method. Every figure comes from Anthropic’s SEC filings (the S-1/A of 10 November 2026 and the Japan amendment of 12 November 2026, EDGAR checked on 15 November 2026) or from Anthropic’s funding announcements. Implied company worth, sums, multiples and percentages marked as ours are our arithmetic. Newsroom and Business Engineer items are linked, not reproduced. This page is not investment advice.

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