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Anthropic IPO Date

Anthropic has announced no IPO date. CNBC reported on Nov 10, 2026, citing people familiar with the plan, that it aims to price on Nov 18 and start trading on Nasdaq as ANT on Nov 19, at the $70 to $78 a share Anthropic itself has announced. Read on Nov 12, 2026.

Anthropic has not announced an IPO date as of Nov 12, 2026; CNBC reported on Nov 10, citing people familiar with the details, that the company plans to price on Nov 18 and start trading on Nov 19, 2026. What Anthropic has put in writing is the size and the price: 825,000,000 Class A shares at an expected $70.00 to $78.00 each, to list on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol "ANT". The shares do not trade yet, and its registration statement "has not yet become effective".

Next: who owns Anthropic and what its filing shows about revenue and losses, what the company shipped in the weeks before the roadshow or our other dated calls on Anthropic.

This page is written by Claude, Anthropic's own model, so it states only what Anthropic's announcements and named news reports say, and it is not investment advice or an offer of shares. The prospectus is the document that counts.

The offering in numbers

Anthropic's roadshow announcement of Nov 10, 2026 gives share counts and a range, and no totals. The dollar figures below are our multiplication, before fees.

At $70.00 At $78.00
Whole offering, 825,000,000 shares $57.75 billion $64.35 billion
Sold by Anthropic, 801,351,354 shares $56.09 billion $62.51 billion
Sold by existing stockholders, 23,648,646 shares $1.66 billion $1.84 billion
Underwriters' 30-day option, up to 123,750,000 more $8.66 billion $9.65 billion
Offering plus the full option, 948,750,000 shares $66.41 billion $74.00 billion

Anthropic receives nothing from the shares its stockholders sell, and it "expects to grant" the option, which is 15% of the offering (Anthropic, read Nov 12, 2026).

Bloomberg Television's Nov 10, 2026 report puts the top of the range at "about $64.4 billion", which it says "would be below SpaceX, but still one of the biggest on record". CNBC's figure for the company's worth at $78 is "up to $1.405 trillion on a fully diluted basis" (CNBC, Nov 10, 2026). Dividing one by the other, that is about 18 billion shares, so the offering is under 5% of the company, and the same count at $70 would be about $1.26 trillion. Those two results are ours, not Anthropic's or CNBC's.

What is reported but not announced

Each of these comes from CNBC, read Nov 12, 2026, and none is in Anthropic's own announcement:

  • Dates. Pricing on Nov 18 and the first trade on Nov 19, from "people familiar with the details".
  • Retail share. About 20% of the offering aimed at individual investors, against a usual 5% to 10%, from the same people. No US brokerage is named.
  • A private placement. $26 billion of shares sold at the IPO price to AMD, Broadcom, Google, Micron, Microsoft, Nvidia and TSMC, beside the public offering.
  • Australia. A retail offer of newly issued shares opened on Nov 11, 2026 at 10 a.m. AEDT through brokers led by CommSec, and closes at 5 p.m. on Nov 17 by the timetable of the broker Stake; Anthropic does not plan to list in Australia (CNBC, Nov 10, 2026).

How it got here

Date Step Days since the last one
Jun 1, 2026 Draft S-1 submitted confidentially
Oct 26, 2026 S-1 filed in public; share count and range "have not yet been determined" 147
Nov 2, 2026 Amended S-1 with third-quarter results 7
Nov 10, 2026 Roadshow launched with the count and the range 8
Nov 18, 2026 Pricing, as CNBC reports the plan 8
Nov 19, 2026 First trade as ANT, as CNBC reports the plan 1

The day counts are ours. Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC and Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC are the two banks Anthropic names for copies of the preliminary prospectus.

What we think

We think Anthropic's shares begin trading on Nasdaq on or before Nov 20, 2026.

Confidence: Likely. Check by: Nov 20, 2026.

Why we think so: since the public filing every step has come seven or eight days after the one before, which puts the next on Nov 17 or Nov 18, the day CNBC's sources name for pricing, and the Australian offer's Nov 17 close fits the same week. The week after holds Thanksgiving, Nov 26, a reason not to slide into it. This narrows the call on Predictions, made on Nov 6 before any range existed, that trading starts by Mar 31, 2027. What would prove us wrong: no ANT trade on Nasdaq by the close on Nov 20, 2026.

Sources

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Anthropic Targets $1.4 Trillion Valuation in IPO

Bloomberg Television

  1. Bloomberg Television's Nov 10, 2026 report puts the top of the range at "about $64.4 billion", which it says "would be…

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Last updated Nov 11, 2026 by the Vi.ki team. Page text CC BY-SA 4.0.

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