Anthropic plans to raise $30 billion in investment, valuation could reach $900 billion
Anthropic has started a new funding round, the result of which could raise its valuation to $900 billion. The deal is scheduled to be finalized by May 2026, with details published by the Financial Times.
The funding round will be co-led by four renowned investment funds: Dragoneer Investment Group, Greenoaks Capital, Sequoia Capital, and Altimeter Capital. According to preliminary information, each of them plans to contribute at least $2 billion. Anthropic is also in talks with other potential investors to secure full funding. The terms of the deal may change until its official completion.
If this round is successful, Anthropic’s valuation will almost double within three months. The previous funding round of $30 billion valued the company at $350 billion. Such dynamics could give Anthropic an advantage over competitors, particularly over OpenAI, which was recently valued at $850 billion.
Investor interest in Anthropic is explained by the company’s rapid development. According to Financial Times sources, Anthropic’s annual revenue could exceed $45 billion, five times more than at the end of 2025. Significant growth is attributed to the successful launch of the Agent View tool for Claude Code, which allows simultaneous centralized control of multiple AI agent sessions.
| Investors | Investments |
|---|---|
| Dragoneer Investment Group | $2 billion |
| Greenoaks Capital | $2 billion |
| Sequoia Capital | $2 billion |
| Altimeter Capital | $2 billion |
