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Anthropic Revenue Surges to US$16.8 Billion Ahead of Expected IPO

Anthropic told prospective investors that third-quarter revenue rose 45% to US$16.8 billion and that the company was profitable on an adjusted basis.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

San Francisco, 15 October 2026 – Anthropic told prospective investors that third-quarter revenue climbed 45% from the previous quarter to US$16.8 billion, offering its clearest signal yet that demand for Claude is scaling rapidly ahead of an expected initial public offering. People who attended the company’s investor meeting said Anthropic also reported adjusted profitability for the quarter.

The presentation put the latest performance beside revenue of US$11.6 billion in the second quarter and US$4.7 billion in the first. That progression shows a business expanding at exceptional speed, although the sequential growth rate has moderated as the revenue base has grown. Anthropic expects its annual revenue run rate to reach about US$110 billion by year-end, according to an attendee.

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