Exclusive Report - Emails reveal Anthropic first released details of its IPO filing and then retracted the information
路透社2026/11/10 02:21Added information on Anthropic withdrawal
Echo Wang
Reuters, November 10 - According to an email to investment bankers seen by Reuters on Monday evening, Anthropic had published details of its highly anticipated IPO filing, and subsequently withdrew them.
The artificial intelligence company initially sent out a copy of the prospectus, stating that Anthropic planned to sell about 867 million shares in a price range of $70 to $80 per share, but then sent another email indicating that the pricing details were incorrect. In the second email, Anthropic said the prospectus would be updated later.
Anthropic declined to comment.
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