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Slowing revenue growth disappointed prospective investors at a private meeting, raising questions about whether the company missed its best window to go public.
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Anthropic’s slowing revenue growth is raising questions about whether it missed its best window to go public. Investors now see its IPO valuation closer to $1.5 trillion than the $2 trillion bankers previously floated. Read more:Read original on X
Anthropic’s revenue growth is slowing just as it prepares for what could be the biggest test yet of investor appetite for AI stocks. At a private meeting, some prospective investors were disappointed by its latest numbers and questioned its potential $2 trillion IPO valuation. Full story:Read original on X
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly falls to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly falls to $1.5 trillion
Anthropic's IPO valuation reportedly drops to $1.5 trillion
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