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Anthropic's $2T IPO: Morgan Stanley Leads as Goldman Sets Stabilisation Role
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Anthropic Poised to Lock in $15B Revolving Credit Ahead of IPO
Anthropic PBC is near finalizing a $15 billion revolving credit facility to fund its upcoming IPO. Morgan Stanley is leading the syndicate, with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and other major banks playing prominent roles; Barclays, Wells Fargo and additional lenders such as Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, Royal Bank of Canada and UBS are also involved. The expanded facility, larger than the roughly $2.5 billion facility last year, underscores the company’s readiness to go public and compete for significant IPO scale, potentially matching or exceeding offerings like SpaceX. Terms could still shift as commitments are finalized.
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Markets bet Anthropic could snag 2026's largest IPO, eclipsing SpaceX
Prediction-market data suggests Anthropic could outpace SpaceX to lead 2026's biggest IPO, aided by Bloomberg's forecast of about $65 billion in Anthropic's annualized revenue for 2026; SpaceX has already priced its IPO and reached a multi-trillion-dollar valuation on debut, keeping the crown for now while Anthropic remains private and valued around $1 trillion in private markets.
SpaceX retail fever cools as SPCX revisits IPO price
Retail investors reportedly sold SpaceX shares for the first time in 59 days, per Reuters citing Vanda Research, wrapping a period of strong retail buying; the SPCX stock then reclaimed its $135 IPO price for the first time since mid-July, signaling a cooling in retail enthusiasm after the IPO surge.
SpaceX's IPO glow fades as SPCX slides, reminding buyers to wait for pullbacks
SpaceX's stock SPCX has fallen about 31% from its first-day close after its Nasdaq debut, underscoring that IPO pops are often short-lived as investors weigh near-term prospects and insider selling once lockups lift; SpaceX is set to report on August 4, and insiders may unload hundreds of millions of shares in the coming months, a dynamic that has historically tempered post-IPO gains for many firms, with only a handful of IPOs delivering positive one-year returns (PLTR, ABNB, ARM, SNOW, CART).
SpaceX's IPO Glow Fades: A $10,000 Bet Could Wane by 2027, History Suggests
SpaceX priced its IPO at $135, peaked near $202, and has since fallen about 36% to roughly $129. Using historical data from the last decade’s large IPOs, the median first-year drop suggests potential further downside, with a path to about $112 by June 2027 (roughly 13% below today) and a risk of around $101 in a deeper early dip (about 20% below today). Consequently, a $10,000 investment today could be worth about $8,820 by mid-2027 under the median scenario. The piece notes SpaceX’s rich valuation (roughly 88x sales) and compelling growth prospects (Starlink, AI satellite ambitions), but argues investors should wait for a more attractive entry point rather than buying now, given the timeline to orbital data centers and the high multiple.