Anthropic is working on a plan that could allow existing shareholders to sell part of their holdings in the company’s initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter. The company is also considering imposing a lock-up period on share sales after the listing that would be longer than what is typically seen. It is not yet clear how much stock current investors would be able to sell in the IPO, and it also remains uncertain which categories of shareholders would be eligible to participate. The report said Anthropic plans to publicly file its IPO prospectus after the U.S. Labor Day holiday. The offering is likely to take place in late September or early October, though the company could still decide to delay the deal.
Anthropic is working on a plan to let existing shareholders sell part of their holdings in its initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter.
The company is also considering a post-listing lock-up period on share sales that would last longer than is typical, the report said.
Sale terms have not been finalized
It is not yet clear how much stock current shareholders would be allowed to sell in the IPO. It also remains uncertain which categories of shareholders would be eligible to participate.
Prospectus filing and potential IPO timing
According to the report, Anthropic plans to publicly file its IPO prospectus after the U.S. Labor Day holiday. The offering is likely to come in late September or early October, though Anthropic could still choose to delay the issuance.
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