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Competition from Temu, a tax on small parcels in Europe... The low-cost fashion giant Shein is preparing to launch on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with a valuation that has plummeted by more than 70% over the years.
Anthropic Overtakes SpaceX In Betting Odds For 2026’s Biggest IPO. • Anthropic is expected to make an initial public offering as soon as October, with reports indicating its valuation could range between $1 trillion and $2 trillion.
Looks like Anthropic is going to go public at a valuation over $1.75 Trillion • • There is now a 63% chance that Anthropic is the largest IPO by market cap in 2026
Wall Street Journal: Anthropic is expected to announce to investors its projection of potential future revenues exceeding $30 trillion. The company sees potential revenue opportunities exceeding $30 trillion, surpassing SpaceX's estimate of $28.5 trillion. Tech startups and other fast-growing companies often estimate their "total targetable market" when going public, to demonstrate to investors that they have significant growth potential. These figures indicate the amount of annual revenue a company could theoretically generate if it captured 100% of the market, based on inputs ranging from industry data to bankers' models. To determine its targetable market size, Anthropic looks at the full range of business that can be accomplished using artificial intelligence models. Anthropic doubled its Its revenue more than doubled to reach $11.6 billion in the second quarter. To give an idea of the scale of its vision, which exceeds $30 trillion, 191 technology companies listed on the S&P 1500 generated $2.4 trillion in revenue last year. Anthropic aims to raise up to $100 billion in its IPO, compared to the $86 billion raised by SpaceX. Anthropic is also targeting a valuation of around $2 trillion. #Arabic_Business
After its plans faltered in New York and London, Hong Kong opens its doors to Shein and will list its shares for trading in early September with a market valuation significantly lower than it was four years ago.
anthropic aiming for the biggest ipo in history, could seek to raise as much as $100 billion valuing the company at as much as $2 TRILLION • • @srimuppidi got da scoop • •
Antropics Aims for $2 Trillion IPO… Surpassing SpaceX to Surpass All-Time Largest
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