WSJ: Anthropic plans to list on Nasdaq next week, some investors ask for lower IPO valuation
Original headlineWSJ：Anthropic 拟于下周登陆纳斯达克，部分投资者要求下调 IPO 估值
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Anthropic plans to list on Nasdaq next Thursday or Friday under the ticker ANT, proceeding with its IPO despite recent volatility in AI stocks and meeting major investors this week. The Claude developer is expected to disclose its price range and offering size early this week, with some large investors pushing for a lower valuation than the roughly $1.5 trillion previously anticipated. The final valuation could come in well below the approximately $2 trillion discussed months earlier, after the recent AI stock selloff, and the company has been working with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on pricing. The listing is a key test of investor appetite for AI names after the sector's pullback, and the company may still delay the offering depending on market conditions.
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