Friday is the earliest, revenue is secondhand

This IT Home page is stamped 2026/10/22 10:17:14. The judgment first: a public S-1 as early as this Friday comes from three people familiar with the matter, cited by Yahoo Finance, in a report dated the 21st local time. This page does not turn “this Friday” into a calendar date, and it does not say the filing has already been made. In June, Anthropic confidentially submitted a draft IPO filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. That is the step this page records. A company using the confidential process must make the filing public at least 15 calendar days before the formal roadshow. That is the rule as this page states it.

The page says that if the prospectus is made public smoothly, a November listing would be closer, but the timing still depends on the market. Only after it is public would ordinary investors see the financials and the risks in a document. That is what follows a public filing, not a prospectus already posted. The page says the offering could exceed SpaceX's June IPO, and frames it as a test of how much appetite investors still have. This page does not print the size of that SpaceX offering.

Another person familiar says Anthropic told investors at its San Francisco office last week that third-quarter revenue was 16.8 billion dollars, above second-quarter revenue of 11.5 billion, and that on an adjusted basis the company was also profitable. That is an account of a meeting, not a public statement, and not a figure already printed in an S-1. The page does not list the adjustments.

Wall Street expects an IPO raise of up to 100 billion dollars, and a valuation as high as 2 trillion dollars. An expectation is not a filing. The page's yuan conversions are not in this story. First-half revenue and the net loss are also on this page, but that is a separate item already published, and the two wordings are not merged here.

The page also says Anthropic is spending billions on infrastructure for training and running Claude, working with Google and Amazon and also renting GPUs at SpaceX's Colossus 1. No rental size is printed. One person familiar says an offering this large, and the choice of when to start it, would also affect other companies preparing to list in the coming weeks. OpenAI, the page says, had been expected to list this year and is now expected in early 2027. That is this page's account, not a new announcement from OpenAI on this page.