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Anthropic Reaches $380 Billion Valuation With $30 Billion Investment as Claude Platform Dominates Enterprise AI

Anthropic has completed a $30 billion funding round that more than doubles its valuation to $380 billion, establishing it as one of the world’s most valuable private technology companies. The dramatic increase reflects accelerating AI capabilities, expanding enterprise adoption, and strong investor confidence in Anthropic’s market leadership.
Singapore’s GIC sovereign wealth fund and Coatue Management, a prominent technology-focused hedge fund, jointly led the substantial investment round. Their participation signals broad institutional validation of Anthropic’s technology leadership and strategic positioning in the rapidly evolving enterprise AI market.
Financial performance at Anthropic has been exceptional, with annualized revenue reaching $14 billion following three consecutive years of more than tenfold growth. Claude Code, the company’s AI-powered software development assistant that achieved broad availability in May 2025, has been a major driver of this revenue expansion, capturing significant developer mindshare and market position.
Anthropic has outlined an aggressive but achievable financial roadmap, with cash burn projected to decline to roughly one-third of revenue in 2026 and approximately 9% by 2027. The company’s 2028 break-even target represents a faster timeline to profitability than competitors, which could provide strategic advantages as both Anthropic and rivals prepare for expected public offerings in late 2026.
The company was established by siblings Dario and Daniela Amodei in 2021 after both departed from leadership roles at OpenAI to create an AI company with enhanced safety focus. Anthropic’s recent Super Bowl advertising campaign emphasized its commitment to maintaining ad-free products, distinguishing it from competitors who have introduced advertising models, while building on major strategic investments from Amazon’s $8 billion and Google’s $2 billion commitments.

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