Anthropic ( ANTHRO ) employees have sold some equity to investors, closing a secondary share sale that began earlier this year, Bloomberg News reported, citing people with knowledge of the matter. The tender offer was at the same value as the AI company’s most recent fundraising in February. Anthropic was valued at $350B in its latest deal, not including the $30B it raised, the report added. Anthr...
Anthropic ( ANTHRO ) employees have sold some equity to investors, closing a secondary share sale that began earlier this year, Bloomberg News reported, citing people with knowledge of the matter. The tender offer was at the same value as the AI company’s most recent fundraising in February. Anthropic was valued at $350B in its latest deal, not including the $30B it raised, the report added. Anthropic did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Seeking Alpha. The total value of the share sale, which closed last week, could not be known— but it fell short of the amount that investors had hoped for, which was up to $6B, the report noted. Current and former staff wanted to hold more of their shares ahead of Anthropic’s upcoming IPO, which is expected as soon as this year, according to the report. Some investors were able to get their full allocation in the transaction, while others could only deploy some of the capital that they had set aside for the tender offer, the report added. The smaller-than-anticipated transaction indicates that employees are optimistic about the company’s prospects as its annualized revenue climbs, the report noted. Earlier this week, Anthropic said that demand from Claude customers had accelerated in 2026 and that its run-rate revenue has now surpassed $30B - up from about $9B at the end of 2025. On Wednesday, a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., refused , for now, to halt the Pentagon’s order to blacklist the use of Anthropic's AI technology. Another appeals court had reached the opposite outcome in a separate challenge by the company. Anthropic sued the U.S. Department of War after the department dropped its contract with the AI startup and labeled it a supply chain risk. Anthropic said in court filings that the U.S. government’s action of blacklisting the company could reduce the company's 2026 revenue by multiple billions of dollars. The Claude AI chatbot maker — which is backed by Amazon ( AMZN ) and Alphabet's ( GO...
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