Anthropic has told a small group of shareholders that its adjusted operating profit is expected to remain positive for a second consecutive quarter, according to the Financial Times, which cited people familiar with the matter. The metric excludes costs such as stock-based compensation. The report also said Anthropic’s gross margin exceeds 80% when revenue shared with distribution partners including Amazon, as well as model training costs, are excluded. The disclosure points to continued strength in the company’s adjusted profitability measure, though the figures referenced in the report do not include several major cost items. The Financial Times attributed the information to unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
Anthropic has told a small group of shareholders that its adjusted operating profit will be positive for a second consecutive quarter, the Financial Times reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
The report said the metric excludes costs such as stock-based compensation. It also said Anthropic’s gross margin is above 80% when revenue shared with distribution partners including Amazon, along with model training costs, is not included.
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