Anthropic IPO: AI firm sends, then retracts IPO target documents, as per reports
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- ✓Anthropic sent and then retracted IPO documents that showed plans to raise $69.3 billion.
- ✓The firm told bankers the details were inaccurate after sharing a target of 867 million shares.
- ✓Investors now watch for a downsized valuation as the company prepares to market its upcoming IPO with JPMorgan and others.
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IPO-bound Anthropic PBC first sent out, and then retracted a filing that showed that it planned on raising as much as $69.3 billion through its Initial Public Offering (IPO), according to a Reuters report.
Anthropic first sent bankers a copy of the IPO target, which showed that it planned on selling as many as 867 million shares in the price range of $70 to $80 per share, but soon after sent a follow-up email, saying that those details are inaccurate, according to the Reuters report.
According to another report in The Information, the retracted filing was an updated prospectus sent by Anthropic's counsel outside in Canada. The counsel later told bankers that some of the details in the filing were inaccurate and that the filing would be updated later.
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