The documents submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission detail operations, and typically include potential risks, C-suite compensation «and other financials,» The Verge writes.
The filing of the S-1 form, the public declaration on finances and risks, will come at a later date, Anthropic says, and will be determined by «market conditions and other factors.» They only need to file a prospectus fifteen days before publicly soliciting stocks, CNBC reports.
An actual IPO from Anthropic is expected to be massive, as the recent fundraise at a $965 billion valuation would indicate. The company has an annualized run rate of some $47 billion, but investors are more keen to see the gross margin, which has been kept secret in its entirety since inception, according to Reuters.
OpenAI is also expected to file an IPO in short order, and with SpaceX already filing, it sets up a blockbuster year for market debuts.
Read more: Anthropic’s announcement, The New York Times, CNBC, The Verge, and market comments from Reuters.