Anthropic (NASDAQ:ANTP) is preparing for an initial public offering that could value the artificial intelligence company at more than $2 trillion, Reuters reported, citing the company’s IPO prospectus.
The prospective valuation would be more than double Anthropic’s estimated $965 billion valuation in May, according to the report.
The IPO is expected to take place after the US midterm elections in November, Reuters said.
Revenue Reaches Nearly $4.6 Billion as Losses Increase
Anthropic’s revenue increased twelvefold in 2025 to almost $4.6 billion, according to Reuters.
The company reported a net loss of $42 billion, including an accounting charge of approximately $34 billion related to financing instruments that could convert into shares.
Its operating loss exceeded $8 billion when excluding certain liability writedowns, according to the supplied information.
Anthropic spent $7.33 billion on computing and infrastructure during 2025, approximately three times its expenditure in 2024.
The company also forecasts $518 billion of cloud, computing and infrastructure obligations over the coming year, Reuters reported.
Anthropic Discloses Customer Concentration Risk
The IPO prospectus also identifies customer concentration as a potential business risk.
Nearly one-quarter of Anthropic’s revenue was generated by two customers, according to the supplied information.
The company also warned that major customers could reduce their spending, which could affect future revenue.
The disclosures form part of the risk factors presented to prospective investors and do not indicate that reductions in customer spending will occur.
Prospectus Details Potential Risks From Advanced AI
Anthropic also plans to warn prospective IPO investors about risks associated with increasingly advanced artificial intelligence systems, according to its prospectus.
The company states that advanced AI could potentially present “catastrophic or existential risks” to humanity.
The prospectus also describes the possibility that advanced models could exhibit “self-preserving behaviors.”
According to the document, such behaviour could potentially include attempts to “resist shutdown,” “conceal or manipulate information,” or engage in conduct “resembling blackmail.”
These statements are presented as potential risk scenarios in Anthropic’s IPO disclosures and do not indicate that such outcomes will occur.
IPO Could Establish Public-Market Valuation for Anthropic
Reuters reported that Anthropic’s IPO is expected after the November US midterm elections.
A public listing would provide a market-based valuation for the company as investors assess its revenue growth, operating expenditure, infrastructure commitments, customer concentration and disclosed risks associated with developing advanced AI systems.
The timing and valuation remain prospective, based on the IPO information cited by Reuters.
