Anthropic IPO 定价最高对应 1.4 万亿美元估值,低于此前 2 万亿预期
Anthropic targets $1.4 trillion IPO
- 1Anthropic 确认 IPO 每股定价预计 $70.00 至 $78.00,估值最高可达 1.4 万亿美元
- 2据《华尔街日报》消息人士,其股票目标下周四或周五开始交易
- 3据路透社,该 IPO 此前预期估值最高达 2 万亿美元,本次定价低于此前预期
- 4Anthropic 拟以代码 ANT 登陆纳斯达克,截至上周 OpenAI 估值为 1.25 万亿美元
Anthropic 把 AI 头部公司的估值交给公开市场定价,发行价低于此前 2 万亿美元预期,但仍跻身全球市值最高公司之列。
- 影响:上市后 Anthropic 财务与经营数据将进入公开披露,依赖其模型服务的企业多一层尽调依据;定价低于一级市场此前预期,公开投资人对 AI 公司估值的出价更保守。
- 参考:可考虑在招股书披露后核对其营收与亏损等公开数据,纳入 AI 供应商稳定性评估;值得对比 OpenAI 1.25 万亿美元的估值口径,校准长期采购预算的谈判空间。
- 依据:定价区间与挂牌申请为 Anthropic 官方确认,估值上限引自纽约时报,交易时间出自华尔街日报消息人士,2 万亿美元为路透社转述的此前预期。
Anthropic’s public offering is expected to make it one of the world’s most valuable publicly traded companies as soon as next week.
Anthropic’s public offering is expected to make it one of the world’s most valuable publicly traded companies as soon as next week.
by Stevie Bonifield
Nov 10, 2026, 2:06 PM UTC


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Stevie Bonifield
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Anthropic confirmed on Tuesday that its IPO could be one of the biggest ever, even while falling short of previous expectations. Its IPO price is expected to be between $70.00 and $78.00 per share, which would put its valuation as high as $1.4 trillion, according to the New York Times. The Wall Street Journal reports that according to its sources, Anthropic is “aiming for its shares to start trading Thursday or Friday next week.”
As Reuters notes, the Anthropic IPO was previously expected to be valued at as much as $2 trillion. As of last week, Anthropic’s rival OpenAI was valued at $1.25 trillion.
The initial public offering price is expected to be between $70.00 and $78.00 per share. Anthropic has applied to list its Class A common stock on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol “ANT.”
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来源:The Verge · AI · theverge.com