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Anthropic’s revenue growth is slowing just as it prepares for what could be the biggest test yet of investor appetite for AI stocks. At a private meeting, some prospective investors were disappointed by its latest numbers and questioned its potential $2 trillion IPO valuation. Full story:Read original on X
Anthropic’s slowing revenue growth is raising questions about whether it missed its best window to go public. Investors now see its IPO valuation closer to $1.5 trillion than the $2 trillion bankers previously floated. Read more:Read original on X
Investors push back on Anthropic valuation as revenue growth slows
Investors question Anthropic's valuation as revenue growth slows
Investors question Anthropic's valuation as revenue growth slows
Investors question Anthropic's valuation as revenue growth slows
Investors question Anthropic's valuation as revenue growth slows
Investors trim Anthropic's IPO valuation as revenue growth slows
Investors trim Anthropic's IPO valuation as revenue growth slows
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly slips to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly slips to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly slips to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly slips to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly slips to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly slips to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly slips to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly falls to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly falls to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly drops to $1.5 trillion
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