Anthropic Eyes $30B at a $900B Valuation Just Months After Its Record Series G

Anthropic is in early talks with investors to raise at least $30 billion in fresh financing at a valuation of more than $900 billion, according to Bloomberg reporting confirmed by multiple sources close to the discussions. The round, which could close by the end of May, would nearly triple the $380 billion valuation Anthropic carried out of its February 2026 Series G and lift the Claude maker past OpenAI, currently valued at $852 billion after its own $122 billion mega-round in March.

The fundraise is being driven by an explosion in enterprise revenue. Anthropic's annualized revenue has reached $14 billion, up from roughly $10 billion earlier in the year, with the Claude Code coding assistant alone generating $2.5 billion. Enterprise customers now contribute roughly 80% of revenue, and business subscriptions have quadrupled since the start of 2026 as Salesforce, PwC, and other large buyers standardize on Claude for regulated workflows.

The new capital would come on top of a $30 billion Series G closed in February and led by Coatue and Singapore's GIC, which was described at the time as the second-largest private tech financing round on record. Existing backers Amazon and Google, both of which have committed double-digit billions to Anthropic across infrastructure and equity, are expected to participate again as the company races to lock in compute for its Mythos-class frontier models.

Bloomberg also reports Anthropic is now considering an initial public offering as soon as October. Anthropic declined to comment on either the funding talks or the IPO timeline, and no term sheet has been signed. If the round prices as currently floated, it would make Anthropic the most valuable private AI company in the world and put the seven-year-old startup within striking distance of the trillion-dollar club ahead of any public listing.