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SITUATION DETECTED: Anthropic now plans to go public before the Thanksgiving holiday, and will begin formal marketing for the IPO as soon as the week of November 9th, per Bloomberg.Read original on X
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Bloomberg: Anthropic to market IPO week of November 9
Pre-IPO investor day invitations went out for October 14 at Anthropic's San Francisco headquarters.
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According to this report, formal marketing for the IPO could begin the week of November 9th. The rumors for the last few weeks were that they were aiming to IPO before the midterms, so if this is accurate it has been pushed back slightly.Read original on X
BREAKING: Anthropic is seeking to go public as soon as the middle of November, per Bloomberg.Read original on X
NEW: Anthropic investor day invites have gone out for October 14th at HQ in San Francisco, putting the company on track for an IPO in NovemberRead original on X
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Anthropic could begin marketing its IPO the week of November 9 and go public before Thanksgiving, Bloomberg reports.Read original on X
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