According to Reuters and Bloomberg, which published this information based on a leaked confidential IPO prospectus and details from informed sources, the company expects to finalise the deal by mid-November, before Thanksgiving in the US.
Over the past year, Anthropic has demonstrated phenomenal revenue growth – more than tenfold. By the end of 2025, revenue had reached $4.6 billion (compared with $386 million in 2024).
The prospectus shows the company’s net loss for 2025 as $42 billion. However, management emphasises that $34 billion of this amount consists of non-cash accounting expenses relating to the revaluation of convertible shares. The net operating loss amounted to just over $8 billion.
Capital expenditure and links to SpaceX
Anthropic’s plans reflect the unprecedented scale of the arms race in the field of artificial intelligence. Over the coming years, the start-up plans to allocate $518 billion towards developing computing infrastructure and purchasing equipment.
It is noteworthy that one of the main beneficiaries of this expansion will be SpaceX itself. The companies previously entered into an agreement under which Anthropic will lease capacity in SpaceX’s data centres, which are equipped with Nvidia accelerators. By 2029, the creator of Claude has committed to paying Elon Musk’s organisation approximately $84.5 billion, making them both fierce competitors on the stock market and key business partners.
Analysts note that the success of Anthropic’s IPO will be the main indicator of investors’ long-term confidence in the commercial prospects of generative AI, against a backdrop of fierce competition with OpenAI and Google.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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