Demand for Anthropic shares is six times the offer ahead of its stock market debut

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Anthropic's initial public offering is seeing demand six times higher than the shares available, according to sources cited by Bloomberg. The company behind Claude will sell 825 million shares at a price of between 70 and 78 dollars, which could raise between 57.75 billion and 64.35 billion dollars. Its shares will trade on the Nasdaq under the ticker ANT, with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as lead underwriters. Documentation filed with the Australian regulator points to November 19 as the debut date.

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Demand for Anthropic's IPO is six times the offer, according to Bloomberg.
It will sell 825 million shares at between 70 and 78 dollars each.
The operation could raise between 57.75 billion and 64.35 billion dollars.

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