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Anthropic nears mid-November IPO as Broadcom commitments and debt draw scrutiny

Anthropic's filing shows $161 billion in Broadcom-linked commitments, supported by a $60 billion debt package and an AI financing vehicle. Some investors worry about its lofty valuation and possible AI bubble risk.

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What happened

Anthropic is preparing to go public, with investors watching one of the most anticipated artificial intelligence listings. Its IPO filing discloses $161 billion in commitments tied to Broadcom, backed by a $60 billion debt package and an AI financing vehicle. The company is planning a public debut in mid-November, while banks prepare Q3 earnings that analysts say an Anthropic offering could boost.

Why it matters

Analysts say the listing could carry deal flow for banks, and some investors have raised alarm over the company's sky-high valuation and the risk of an AI bubble.

Timeline

  1. Oct 11, 1:54 PM ET: Anthropic is moving closer to the public market as investors watch one of the most anticipated AI IPOs.
  2. Oct 12, 6:26 AM ET: Anthropic eyes a late 2026 IPO while OpenAI delays until 2027, and an investor raised alarm over the company's valuation.
  3. Oct 12, 10:20 AM ET: Anthropic's IPO filing reveals $161 billion in Broadcom commitments, backed by a new $60 billion debt package ahead of its planned mid-November debut.

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