#077: Anthropic Countdown

ByCraig Stephens Published:

Will the Anthropic IPO be delayed again? Craig doesn’t think so.

The Anthropic IPO is still on track for the end of October. By disclosing the potential catastrophic risks, Anthropic lowers its securities fraud liabilities. Just one of the many benefits of going public!

Craig walks through the latest Anthropic IPO timeline as we countdown the days to the IPO.

In IPO Radar news, OpenAI’s IPO is still planned for 2027 (after a brief head fake), and the company is considering raising new funds at a $1.2 trillion valuation. But will shares make it to the secondary platforms for retail investors to participate?

Plus, Motive has officially withdrawn its IPO filing after raising $1.3 billion from General Catalyst. And Travis Kalanick is getting back into robotaxis with his newly restructured company, ATOMS.

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APPROACHING: The ANTHROPIC IPO Timeline + OpenAI New Round
  • 0:00 Intro
  • 0:43 IPO Trio
  • 0:54 Oura Amended Filing
  • 1:24 Anthropic IPO Date
  • 3:05 AI Safety Concerns
  • 3:41 OpenAI Excuse
  • 4:23 Sponsored Message
  • 5:37 Should Anthropic Pause the IPO?
  • 6:23 Catastrophic AI Risk
  • 7:52 Benefits of Going Public
  • 9:23 #1 Anthropic On Nasdaq
  • 9:52 #2 NVIDIA Anchor Investor
  • 11:01 #3 Anthropic is Profitable?
  • 11:51 Disclosure
  • 13:01 IPO Radar News
  • 13:41 OpenAI IPO 2027
  • 14:16 OpenAI Funding Round
  • 16:02 Motive IPO Update and Raise
  • 17:45 Travis and ATOMS Robotaxis
  • 20:43 Outro Actions

Disclosures: At the time of recording, the host is long VCX and the Fundrise internet public offering (iPO). Access IPOs is an affiliate partner with Fundrise and Robinhood, and VCX is a paid sponsor of the Access IPOs podcast. At the time of recording, the host is also long RVI which owns a stake in Oura and OpenAI. VCX holds Anthropic and OpenAI. Access IPOs content is for informational purposes only and the host does not recommend that investors buy or sell any stocks, funds, or private companies mentioned. Perform personalized due diligence and only invest with money you can afford to lose, as IPO and pre-IPO investments inherently carry a high degree of risk. Invest in IPOs and private companies at your own risk. The host may invest in upcoming IPOs mentioned in the show. His participation is not a recommendation or personalize financial advice.

 
 

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