Anthropic’s Seven Co-Founders Could Hold Up to $203,000,000,000 Combined if AI Giant Hits $2,000,000,000,000 IPO Valuation: Report

Anthropic’s seven co-founders could be worth about $200 billion combined if the AI firm goes public at a $2 trillion valuation.

The co-founders each own roughly 231 million to 244 million shares, or about 1.69 billion shares together, based on Anthropic’s IPO filing and calculations by Fortune, reports Benzinga.

That works out to about 10% of the AI titan.

At Anthropic’s latest private funding price of $58.90 per share, each co-founder’s stake is worth between $13.7 billion and $14.4 billion.

At a $2 trillion valuation, each stake could be worth $27 billion to $29 billion, or about $189 billion to $203 billion for the group.

The $2 trillion figure is a reported valuation and does not appear in the prospectus.

The final share price and the share count after the initial public offering (IPO) have not been disclosed.

The filing implies about 16.9 billion fully diluted shares, which puts each co-founder’s stake at roughly 1.4%.

All seven co-founders are listed as selling stockholders, but the filing does not say how many shares they plan to sell.

Says Anthropic’s registration statement,

“Each co-founder is paid equal compensation.”

Dario Amodei and Daniela Amodei, who are siblings, were each paid a $654,167 salary last year.

Their yearly salaries went up to $1.4 million in July.

The other co-founders are Tom Brown, Jared Kaplan, Sam McCandlish, Jack Clark and Chris Olah.

Anthropic is the developer behind the Claude AI models.

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